Sentence examples for attitudes it from inspiring English sources

and to suggest attitudes ("it is important to focus on corporate advertising to maintain and then increase our preferences").

It was, from 1851 until 1993, one of the main psychiatric hospitals of London, its name saying much about changing attitudes: it was called Colney Hatch Lunatic Asylum and was for a time the largest such hospital in Europe.

Social media didn't create those attitudes, it merely facilitates them.

The film's frank sexual language and the attitudes it portrays towards drugs have already attracted attention.

If anyone is aware of the complexity of modernist attitudes, it is Peter Gay.

And perhaps more important, while specific conduct can be outlawed, the attitudes it springs from cannot.

Perhaps it shouldn't be newsworthy, but barring a drastic change in general societal attitudes, it is.

The characters' attitudes, it turns out, are mirrors for those of the actors.

But for social values and attitudes it was the other way around.

But whether because of sloppy phrasing or genuine colonialist attitudes, it still comes across as condescending.

The DSM inevitably reflects cultural attitudes; it used to identify homosexuality as a disease, too.