Sentence examples for attitudes shift in from inspiring English sources
If attitudes shift in this way, the pupil premium will have done a miraculous thing.
As a recent Guardian piece noted: "when you're confronted by prejudice and you don't object to it, your own attitudes shift in a more prejudiced direction, to maintain consistency between your behaviour and your beliefs".
But those attitudes shifted in the course of the 5th century under the influence of the Persian invasions of Greece in 480 479 bce.
But as Los Angeles grew more dense and diverse, as crime increased and as cultural mores and racial attitudes shifted in the '80s, Mr. Gates's oversight of the department came under mounting criticism.
Xavier Gonzalez, CEO of the International Paralympic Committee, said that the London Paralympics had marked an attitude shift in the way the Games were covered.
The way Jones attacked Ireland and Wales verbally in the build-up to the games against him showed an attitude shift in the men in white, taking the fight to the opposition.
A year later, in the summer of 2013, LaCour told Green that the study they'd discussed back in Ann Arbor was complete: the results suggested that talking with openly gay canvassers could produce a durable attitude shift in favor of gay marriage.
By encouraging such a Goldman Sachs-like attitude shift in a firm where the traditional strengths were equity underwriting and investment banking, Mr. Mack was taking on what is on Wall Street commonly called the trader's option.
The attitude shift in the major's evolution class seems to be due to a shift in the attitudes of students in the lower half of the class.
This positive attitude shift in the upperclassmen nonmajors is the only difference we measured that may have impacted their performance in the course.
