Sentence examples for attitudes along from inspiring English sources

• As evolving attitudes along East 64th Street show, even ardent devotees of traditional town houses can change with the times.

Nigger, which appears in the book more than 200 times, was a common racial epithet in the antebellum South, used by Twain as part of his characters' vernacular speech and as a reflection of mid-19th-century social attitudes along the Mississippi River.

In addition, the ion collection variability, due to the different probe attitudes along the orbit, and its effect on each floating potential, are considered.

Non-cognitivists have developed various ingenious strategies for constructing a theory that preserves the intuitive logical relations between normative attitudes, non-normative attitudes and various mixed attitudes, along with the sentences that express them.

A society which has comparatively little tradition of anti-gay discrimination (at least in the private sphere) is seeing a hardening of attitudes along what campaigners call "traditionalist" lines.

Others, most notably Gaus, argue that the idea of public reason follows from certain basic features of our everyday moral practices and reactive attitudes, along with certain claims about the nature of reasons (Gaus 2011).

A certain carpe diem attitude comes along with a cancer diagnosis.

The government's pliant attitude, along with Ethiopia's convenient location, has made it an ideal target for Middle Eastern investors like Mohammed Al Amoudi.

This attitude, along with a portrait of his childhood living through the Blitz in London and his country's attitude towards America in the aftermath of the war, is one of the book's chief virtues.

That attitude, along with challenging summer afternoon time slots, may be part of why "It's On With Alexa Chung," a live daytime television series for MTV with celebrity interviews and musical performances, failed to click.

Through her personal strength and positive attitude along with the support of Adele and Murray, and the dedication of doctors Daniel Roses, James Speyer, Silvia Formenti, and John Golfinos of NYU she lived with dignity and a high quality of life.