Sentence examples for attitudes of the average from inspiring English sources

Through mainly studying persons who had little or no experience with advanced information technology (IT), we hoped to reveal the attitudes of the average person working at a construction site rather than of an IT expert.

That article, "Fulfillment without commitment at the University," explored the attitudes of the average U of M student's sexual habits (with an emphasis on the female perspective).

Until now, the attitude of the average citizen was hypocritical disavowal: we preferred to ignore the dirty job done by secret agencies.

We think it runs counter to the attitude of the average American, who does not care whether we win the war in Southeast Asia.

As Toby Wilkinson, in his magisterial new history of ancient Egypt, The Rise and Fall of Ancient Egypt, makes clear, the attitude of the average pharaoh towards dissent would have done credit to Kim Jong-il.

But the real culprit here is the attitude of the average computer user and vendors to these businesses.

He made two of the "Bourne" films and "United 93," and his attitude to the average viewer remains that of a salad spinner toward a lettuce leaf.

The central research question is whether the influence of individual religious involvement on marriage attitudes varies by the average level of religiosity in a region.

That attitude appears to echo that of the average consumer.

The attitudes of average voters are not quite that polarized.

ATTITUDEA Auditor's attitude toward auditing, used as an independent variable, was operationalized as an index of the average scores for all the auditing activities in the attitude section of the questionnaire.