Sentence examples for attitudes making from inspiring English sources

He stood up alone in folk with his attitudes, making himself a target, which was brave.

But when it comes to money, her harsh childhood experiences continue to shape her attitudes, making her a conservative investor.

This also shifted cultural attitudes, making it okay for middle class women to work, where previously it had been taboo.

He also believes higher education tuition fees have had an impact on attitudes, making a university degree seem more like a financial transaction.

Agreeing that terrible sexual behaviour (hardly new to the 70s) took place, some possibly encouraged by a sense of freedom, but exactly that same freedom and openness changed society's attitudes, making us more tolerant of some things and less tolerant in others.

This entrepreneurial lemming-effect feeds off our values, beliefs and attitudes making our behavior work in favor of society's evolution.

Working men with egalitarian attitudes made $22 ,795 on average, while working women with egalitarian attitudes made $21,373.

These attitudes made the Tories vulnerable in 1714.

These attitudes make it harder for women experiencing violence to reach out for help.

Competition and consumer brand attitudes make introducing a new brand risky and very expensive, increasing the attractiveness of brand extensions.

Watching a cartoon sendup of American values and establishment attitudes makes us restless now; the comedy is too broad.