Sentence examples for attitude to break from inspiring English sources

"It would take a real change in attitude to break the mould of young, young, young in the ballet world.

Donald Webster Cory's groundbreaking 1951 survey, 'The Homosexual in America', had clearly identified poor self-esteem as one of the greatest threats to gay men's mental health - infecting every aspect of life - but it was difficult, given society's attitudes, to break the cycle of prejudice and self-hatred.

"We're doing our very best to convince both sides to stop the violence, but it requires an attitude, a desire to break the cycle of violence," he said in an interview from Crawford, Tex.

Rather, the commercial advocates for strong, confident attitudes in order to break down masculine and feminine stereotypes and gender roles.

But our celebratory, supportive attitude toward growth seems to break down when our children approach adolescence, and their behavior becomes perplexing, frustrating, and/or frightening to us.

Such attitudes can be hard to break down.

It is a lot to ask of a college course to break attitudes like this.

Campaigns stressing the importance of preventive measures and their implementation have served to create new social attitudes as well as to break down divisions between different categories of health workers.

"My company is the first to break the attitude that a Russian company is second-rate," he continued.

He has had no PGA Tour wins since, but he has a free-wheeling attitude this week as he tries to break the long drought in the United States.

The F.B.I. has also begun a reorganization designed to bolster its analytical ability and to break down attitudes at the bureau that kept it oriented toward the prosecution of criminal cases rather than the early detection of terrorist plots.