Sentence examples for attitudes pressed from inspiring English sources

As she shares her opinions with Sister James Heather Goldenhershh), a young teacher of still uncrushed ideals and enthusiasm, her pronouncements have the epigrammatic starch of attitudes pressed into shape over long years.

Few Conservatives have criticised Mrs Miller in public - with some believing she is the victim of a backlash prompted by her attitude to press regulation after the Leveson report.

Most Conservative MPs believe the backlash in the newspapers against Maria Miller is prompted by her attitude to press regulation after the Leveson report, and hope she will ride out the storm.

"With respect to press attitudes towards America or me in particular, I am always working on the assumption that the press giving me a hard time is true wherever I go, whether in the United States or China," Obama said.

That amendment's groundwork was laid in the 1866 Civil Rights Act, whose architect, Representative John Bingham, stated that the law was meant to protect Americans' "right to work in an honest calling … and to be secure in the fruits your toil". In order to protect those rights against the racist attitudes of many politicians, Bingham pressed for an amendment protecting them in 1868.

Pearson refused to bite during questions in the broadcast section of the briefing on Thursday despite being pressed on his attitude and how he has handled himself, but he denied he disliked press conferences, despite his recent flashpoints.

With its rulings in high-profile privacy cases in recent years, Britain now appears well advanced toward adopting the more restrictive attitudes on press freedom common in Continental Europe, and away from the First Amendment freedoms that protect the news media in the United States.

Less than two weeks ago, the new issue of Attitude went to press.

Defense lawyers have pressed many soldiers about their attitudes toward Muslims.

He then pressed him to discuss his religious views and elaborate on his attitude on alcohol.

Whittingdale's record since becoming culture secretary in May 2015 suggests that he has been consistent in his attitude towards press regulation.