Sentence examples for attitudes adopted from inspiring English sources

Our aim was to explore, in the context of social and productive crises triggered by environmental events, the values and attitudes adopted by smallholders in relation to wild carnivores.

This is, one would argue, a reflection of the same attitudes adopted and practised by our politicians.

The attitudes adopted during university studies, positive or negative, will have an impact on graduates' values and behaviour in their future working life.

The attitude adopted at the top of Fifa reveals proper governance was nonexistent.

The housemates were "taken back by the seemingly blase attitude" adopted by the woman, a crown lawyer told the court.

That, Welsh said, came from the attitude adopted by Calhoun and Syracuse's Jim Boeheim, the conference's elder statesmen.

This was also the attitude adopted by the Joliot-Curies for the discovery of artificial radioactive isotopes.

For decades employers have complained of the snobbish attitude adopted by politicians and academics to vocational and technical qualifications.

One reason why the world is in its current mess is because of the arrogant, "masters of the universe" attitude adopted by some MBAs.

In contrast to naive set theory, the attitude adopted in an axiomatic development of set theory is that it is not necessary to know what the "things" are that are called "sets" or what the relation of membership means.

David Templeton personified the in-your-face, never-let-them-settle attitude adopted by John McGlynn's men.