Sentence examples for attitudes reflected in from inspiring English sources

These are the attitudes reflected in that press-box sneer – that women don't count, what they do isn't worthy.

Engineering attitudes reflected in the paving of the riverbed, which began in the late 1930's, have changed.

The more tolerant society becomes of gay men and lesbians, the funnier the attitudes reflected in these early commercials appear.

The attitudes reflected in the study could further influence, or may have already influenced, the continuing debate in Congress over volatile issues like immigration, Hispanic/Latino identity, education, economic mobility, jobs — and not least, political power.

"Why cast away my black or my Latin heritage when I can mark both?" The suspicion harbored by Mr. Heard and the openness of Mr. Domingo are attitudes reflected in the census, which found that Mississippi had one of the lowest multiracial responses in the country, while Oklahoma had one of the highest.

That was one reason why he was the perfect man to edit The Hugo Young Papers: he knew the milieu, he knew the politics and he understood the attitudes reflected in the prodigious mass of unpublished, and often untidy, material left by Hugo when he died".

Is that attitude reflected in your own research and teaching?

Their years as dancers have taught them to be resilient, an attitude reflected in the company's name.

The attitude reflected in these practices was expressed in the famous dictum of Pope Gregory I, that art is the book of the illiterate; art was thus conceived as having a didactic function.

Still, studies by the Conference Board and by the Center on Philanthropy at Indiana University find Singer's anti-art attitude reflected in the habits of many donors during troubled economic times.

You'll find a bit of that attitude reflected in these cards.