Sentence examples for attitudes both from inspiring English sources

The attitudes both women have toward their bodies seem instilled by parents who represent opposite poles of negativity.

Of course, in all these passages, Coulter means to deride liberal attitudes, both real (two of those quotations are from Tom Daschle and John Edwards) and invented.

Extension Activities: 1. Prepare a poster indicating how Social Security attitudes (both Democratic and Republican) have changed since the 2004 Presidential Election.

Dr. Kevin Cahill, an expert on tropical diseases in New York, and the president of the independent Center for International Health and Cooperation, said that economics and attitudes both play a part.

Most were hard-living guys, steeped in bohemian poverty, with attitudes both aggressive and defensive, hostile and yearning, toward a society that they perceived to be provincial and philistine.

However, I would argue that there is novelty to be found, particularly in the themes of different generations' protests, which reveal a profound transformation in cultural attitudes both towards and amongst doctors.

He was won over, however, by the squatters' respectful attitude, both inside and outside the courtroom.

But his spirit is detectable in many more, primarily through the deeply humane attitude both writers adopt towards their characters.

What was still more infuriating for white Americans was Johnson's cocky attitude both inside and outside the ring.

Her attitude both to ratings and to winning awards is: best not to let these things go to your head.

While I appreciate your honesty and perspective, I will hope to avoid people who share your attitude, both as an employer and as a customer.