The phrase "attitudes continues" is not correct in written English.
It should be "attitudes continue" to match the plural subject with the correct verb form.
Example: "The attitudes continue to evolve as society changes."
Alternatives: "attitudes persist" or "attitudes carry on."
Such attitudes continue to shape thinking about the city and not only in Britain.
Hemingway remains Hemingway — the macho attitudes continue to penetrate the prose even when the gender roles get switched around.
That is not to say that the movement has completely succeeded, especially outside the United States, where anti-gay laws and attitudes continue to be enacted and are thriving.
Barack Obama cites and echoes Lincoln in most of his speeches and many of his actions, and arguments over Lincoln's faith, acts, and attitudes continue to raise temperatures and feelings.
As attitudes continue to change towards homosexuality, however, gathering data should at least become easier.Dig deeper: Progress on gay rights has been rapid but uneven (October 2014) The path to marriage equality in America (October 2014) In much of the world, attacks on gay people remain politically expedient (October 2014).
He observes that attitudes continue to change fast on gay rights and that the approval rate for legalizing same-sex marriage — up to 47 percent in a Washington Post poll in February — is far higher than the approval was for interracial marriage (20 percent) even a year after the Supreme Court ruled it legal in 1967.
But, looking at the historical experience with issues like bans on interracial marriage, which the Supreme Court outlawed only in 1967, they feel confident that if equality spreads to more states and public attitudes continue shifting, a future Supreme Court will find that marriage is a right for gay men and lesbians as well as heterosexuals.
She said: "The recession doesn't seem to be changing things; attitudes continue to harden.
Meanwhile, attitudes continue to evolve around marijuana policies.
Sadly, these attitudes continue to be overlooked or ignored by Facebook, our 21st century equivalent of the Wild, Wild West.
