Sentence examples for attitudes described from inspiring English sources

[8] Hence, perhaps, the Balkan attitudes described above.

The attitudes described in "How the I.R.S. Hurts Mothers," by Lilian V. Faulhaber (Op-Ed, April 4), are precisely those that keep women from "leaning in".

Until our aging society is addressed by medical education and training, the errors and attitudes described by Dr. Ofri will continue to occur.

The descriptive categories were communication channels, organizational conditions and attitudes, described in more detail below.

Despite achieving saturation, this study was small, and it is not known whether the attitudes described here are reflective of any wider group, and attitudes were likely to be affected by job role and length of working experience of participants.

We acknowledge that many perceptions and attitudes described here may be altered in times to come, as there is a natural learning and adoption curve in any organizational change initiative.

In this study, we determined associations between household background factors and parental attitudes describing their likely behavior during periods of pandemic influenza-related school closure for infection control.

Physicists, say, have the attitude described as much as philosophers.

But the rhythm of work, prayer and reflection the attitude described as joyful penitence flows in a cycle that feels not so much ancient as timeless.

Ram Landes, a television producer and a friend of Mr. Douek's, said that the attitude described by Mr. Davidi was familiar.

Cassandra Wilson's music is the essence of sprezzatura, or calculated nonchalance, that special attitude described nearly 500 years ago by Baldassare Castiglione in "The Courtier," his primer on how to ingratiate yourself with the aristocracy.