Sentence examples for attitudes applied to from inspiring English sources

The film makes an elaborate and glaringly out-of-place sidetrack to the rape trial of a man played by an actor in blackface, a reminder that similar attitudes applied to blacks in those days.

The survey, based on interviews from Feb. 28 to March 21, focused primarily on attitudes toward economic sanctions on Iran, but when respondents were asked to name "good" and "bad" countries, the findings suggest that the attitudes apply to sanctions policy toward other nations.

This "make no bones about it" attitude applied to her general overview of the "weird old world" as well.

This immature attitude, applied to Michael Bloomberg's stop-and-frisk policy, nearly kept him from delivering Harvard's commencement address last month.

One of the book's essays, by YA author Adrienne Kress, addresses a tendency to transfer the same fangirl attitude applied to celebrities or constructed characters to our real-life romances.

The same mercenary attitude applies to literature: publishing a book is not that different from creating a speculative investment bubble.

Now this same attitude applies to top-earning women and the men who marry them.

He has not said if this same attitude applies to his church tithe.

With a can't beat them, join them attitude I applied to work for an autism charity.

(A boy in Grade 4) This negative attitude also applied to children who were not infected but were affected by HIV and AIDS, although it was less strongly expressed.

It consists of 28 seven-point Likert-type items and is divided into four subscales: Affect (feelings concerning statistics), Cognitive Competence (attitudes toward intellect and skills applied to statistics), Value (attitudes toward the usefulness and relevance of statistics) and Difficulty (attitudes toward the difficulty of the subject matter).