Sentence examples for attitudes given from inspiring English sources

In fact, some foreign shareholders say the reaction to the scandal is shaping up to confirm overseas investors' worst fears about Japan Inc.: that entrenched executives will thwart any attempts at reform, with their business-as-usual attitudes given the tacit endorsement of friendly bankers and staid Japanese institutional investors.

The model thus has implications for fostering students' reading attitudes given the supposition/implication that reading experiences are affected by actual experiences as well as by parents' and teachers' nurturing of those experiences (McKenna et al. [1995]).

This is either because it is not psychologically possible to divest ourselves of these reactions and so continually inhabit the objective standpoint, or even if that were possible, because it is not clear that rationality could ever demand that we give up the reactive attitudes, given the loss in quality of life should we do so.

Yet look up Juggalos online and you'll mostly see shaming, fear-mongering, and hatred from the media and the public much of which betrays classist attitudes, given how many Juggalos are working-class.

Then he chides Baldwin's "attitudes," giving out-of-context examples of challenging, superficially divisive statements.

Odyssey shuns demographics and instead categorizes consumers along the lines of their fundamental attitudes, giving them funny names like New Enthusiasts and Old Liners.

However, as in the case of motives and causes, there's a long tradition in clinical psychology skeptical of our self-knowledge of our attitudes, giving a large role to "unconscious" motives and attitudes.

(Patient) Practitioners trivializing OA and having fatalistic attitudes gave patients the feeling that their complaints were not recognized: "Anyway, I've always been skeptical about the knowledge and the interest of the care providers for osteoarthritis.

The question measuring opinions and attitudes gave 4 possibilities where the participants were asked to pick either one or more most adequate answers presenting their opinion.

"A lot of folks are taking a wait-and-see attitude, given the attention paid to the residency issue," said Ms. Jacques, a former Massachusetts state senator.

It's a mistaken attitude, given the potential, she says.