Sentence examples for attitude to the second from inspiring English sources

The crude triumphalism of the celebrations in Moscow to mark the 60th anniversary of the war's end, and the perverse whitewashing of Stalinist crimes towards Poland, the Baltic states and other countries, have caused many outside Russia to rethink somewhat their attitude to the second world war's causes and aftermath.

Meticulously researched – the hallmark of all documentaries that boast producer Phil Tinline at the helm – we were led through Orwell's experiences in Spain, his disillusionment with Russian communism, his iconoclastic attitude to the second world war (he was anti-Hitler but anti-Stalin too, and wouldn't toe the Allied line when the Russians switched sides).

At odds with the melodic buoyancy of the music, and the flippancy of Joey Ramone's vocal delivery, there was violence of varying degrees in Chain Saw, Beat on the Brat and Loud Mouth, and an ambiguous attitude to the second world war.

On the other hand, as for the PSS-J, all items stating positive attitude were highly related to the first factor and all items of negative attitude to the second factor.

That's good to know, but it hardly clears up the questions surrounding the Administration's attitude to the First Amendment in leaks cases, which are legion.

This period in Le Clézio's writing is characterised by a sober, clear style - again not dissimilar to Ballard's - in which the simplicity of the language conceals its artfulness and an invigorating and open-eyed attitude to the third world and the richness of its fauna, flora, landscapes and traditions.

The headline that shocked the Lib Dem leader most was one in the Daily Mail that took an article he had written eight years before about attitudes to the second world war to compile a story headed "Clegg in Nazi slur on Britain".

On the other hand, for the Taiwanese version of the BCIS, all items measuring reflective attitudes were strongly related to the first factor and all items measuring certain attitudes to the second factor.

It helped change attitudes to the first world war.

It shifted attitudes to the first world war and was counterpoint to jaunty songs and hideous battle statistics.

Grand juries have caused outcry by refusing to indict white police officers for the death of black men in different cases and attitudes to the first black President in US history appear to have hardened into a resentment and disappointment from two political wings of public and media opinion.