Sentence examples for attitudes deeply from inspiring English sources

Three main aspects seem to come together to determine these attitudes: deeply held convictions of the sea as a natural space, deeply held views of the local landscape and linked to this local identity, and also perceptions of renewable energies in combination with attitudes to issues such as climate change and sea level rise.

That attitude deeply troubles others, like Edwin Colfax, executive director of the Illinois Death Penalty Education Project.

That attitude deeply concerns the C.D.C., which has seen a rapid increase in antibiotic-resistant infections, including those of the ear, urinary tract and respiratory system, in part because of antibiotic misuse.

Felt's attitudes were deeply ambivalent.

Here the attitudes are deeply ingrained, and few think habits will change anytime soon.

While traditional attitudes remain deeply ingrained, women's advocates do see changes.

More recently tolerance has grown in larger Chinese cities, but conservative attitudes remain deeply engrained and workplace discrimination against gay men and lesbians is common.

The amount of mortgage debt in America almost doubled between 2001 and 2007, to $10.5 trillion.The rich-world buyers of today ought to be more realistic about the future value of their homes, but attitudes are deeply entrenched.

It reveals how sexist attitudes are deeply entrenched among today's children, and that girls suffer a "double whammy" of discrimination due to their age and sex – leaving them at "the bottom of the social ladder".

While Havana and some other Cuban cities have flourishing gay communities, anti-homosexual attitudes remain deeply rooted among much of the population.

These all too common anti-intellectual attitudes are deeply insulting to those of us who teach and to our public university students.