Sentence examples for attitudes expressed from inspiring English sources

Most disturbing of all are the attitudes expressed towards the Soviet Union and to d,etente.

I found some of the attitudes expressed by some residents of Elmsford in this article very unsettling.

I think you try to find something that evokes the character to you; it could be something they say, or a set of actions or attitudes expressed.

For all of the rebellious attitudes expressed, the most radical activities these radicals participate in are going on carnival rides and laughing too much.

But in reality, there is a difference between the liberal, hypercool attitudes expressed in Klein's ads and his own fairly middle-class beliefs.

One will generally find these selec tions unfamiliar and unpredictable, and the attitudes expressed in them irreverent where piety is the rule, and vice versa.

Evolution has programmed men with unhealthy attitudes toward women and, when not checked, these attitudes express themselves in most unfortunate ways.

They still harbor the attitude expressed in that famous "Drop Dead" headline.

That laissez-faire attitude, expressed in nursery rhyme language, is worth pondering.

Or it may be attributable to the attitude expressed by Eric Hambrecht, executive chef and co-owner with Tom Britt.

I was disappointed by the attitude expressed in "Passover at Hotels Is Liberating Jewish Mothers" (news article, April 27).