Sentence examples for apparent attitudes from inspiring English sources

To trash Currin's apparent attitudes is easy enough but, as Kim Levin seems to have discovered, remarkably unavailing.

Still, the contrast in Quist's apparent attitudes toward the DNC and Sanders, respectively, reflects the delicate balance the Democratic Party is striking as it seeks to revive its electoral prospects. .

We also asked (in two separate questions) about apparent attitudes of their medical school and peers towards medical students' alcohol use.

And the people the Trump Organization has chosen reflect, to some extent, Trump's apparent attitude toward conflicts of interest.

A stern superego of rigorous taste, instilled by Guyton's academic training, keeps his art's apparent attitude distanced and cool.

Numerous myths and legends are associated with the mantid because it can remain motionless or sway gently back and forth, with head raised and front legs outstretched in an apparent attitude of supplication.

So excellent were the police arrangements devised by Inspector Cahalane, and so changed, too, the apparent attitude of the public to the paraders themselves, that not one act of disorder took place and no disrespectful word was spoken.

My teachers were kind but overstretched, and there was a weariness to their reactions to bullying, a masked but nevertheless apparent attitude that to some degree I was culpable – that if I wasn't so bloody weird it wouldn't happen.

"The 'no ways' have no possibility of a fit, or I see apparent attitude problems or communication difficulties.

He said: "Families and individuals affected by the Hillsborough tragedy, along with the wider public, will rightly be concerned over the apparent attitude displayed by this communication within the highest ranks of the force which is currently under investigation in relation to the actions of its officers and staff around the disaster".

It is especially urgent now, though, given the current president's apparent attitude toward the issue.