Sentence examples for attitudes of a from inspiring English sources

The attitudes of a bank's leaders can also stoke risk-taking activities at a bank.

But if this isn't standard holiday fare, it is a glimpse into the traditions and attitudes of a distant era.

One problem had to do with the habits and attitudes of a police clique, the Marines said.

Her work is considered controversial, as traditional views collide with the more tolerant attitudes of a modern, globalized society.

It reflects the attitudes of a global youth culture of "transparency" — or exhibitionism — fostered by social media.

If this isn't today's standard holiday fare, it offers an interesting glimpse into the traditions and attitudes of a distant era.

Today in education the thinking and attitudes of a few of our elite have come to be presented as common sense.

Yoo, a former Ailey II member, limns the contrasting cultures and attitudes of a neighborhood, to a background of instrumental music.

ON AND OFF THE AVENUE about the possibilities of video for showing fashion, and the attitudes of a more visually oriented society toward fashion.

Much of the new fashion is more concerned with objective properties, like shape and the potential for color, than the attitudes of a group.

Victim of a misdirected love potion, he spouts delicious claptrap about the girl who has brewed it, and then, having been given an antidote, slumps into the disconsolate attitudes of a paramour disabused.