Three sets of hard-edged practices and underlying attitudes, tracing back to the way the founder had set up the company, emerged consistently.
Her essay refers only to America's white working class but, in many respects, the political attitudes she traces echo the British experience.
He came to detest reflexive, unnecessary secrecy, an attitude he traced back to an incident in 1943, when he was serving in the army.
The lenders' new attitude can be traced, in part, to new loan quality-control measures that went into effect earlier this year.
The origins of this attitude are usually traced to the French Revolution, which, Ms. Granville explained, elevated equality to a kind of religion.
The new attitude can be traced to the defensive coordinator Ruffin McNeill, who came to Texas Tech in 2000 after Leach was hired.
In the view of a reporter who had long experience on Capitol Hill, much of the President's attitude could be traced to the influence of Atty.-Gen.
Do present-day Americans still exhibit, in their attitudes and behavior, traces of those austere English Protestants who started arriving in the country in the early 17th century?
That attitude can be traced back to his playing days in the unforgiving surroundings of Australian state cricket in the 1990s where "there was no such thing as a bowling coach and we just worked it out for ourselves or, occasionally, learnt off each other".
NOTES MYSTIC ELEMENT He Calls It Inherent in Religion -- Traces Social Attitude in History of Catholicism.
