Sentence examples for attitudes surface from inspiring English sources

In a month where we've seen victim-blaming attitudes surface and swirl in conversations about the Ched Evans case, and heavy sighs over Dapper Laughs and his "jokes" about rape, it was one last punch in the gut to read a new report revealing that a shocking 26% of all sexual offences (including rape) reported to police are not even recorded as crimes.

His more intractable attitudes surfaced occasionally during the tours of Australia that he managed in 1974-75 and 1979-80, although mostly offset by basic wisdom, a modest manner and a hard-headed approach to the game.

As these sexist attitudes surface--from both men and women, Democrats and Republicans, people of different races, people of different sexual orientations--I'm more afraid to speak about the election in everyday life than I was even a few months ago.

The same attitude surfaces more annoyingly in the annotative gestures of the acting.

Doubts about Mr. Ashcroft's attitude surfaced in another way, when a professor at Georgetown University said that Mr. Ashcroft asked him about his sexual preference during a job interview in 1985.

Three decades on, the police service is still in the process of rooting out the sorts of practices and attitudes that surfaced during the Oluwale case.

Sometimes he is criticised for his camera's reverential attitude to surface effects, its near-erotic commitment to textures and details or arch compositions, but this is his great achievement.

While not naming any country, Francis appeared to refer to anti-immigrant and anti-Muslim attitudes that surfaced during the U.S. campaign and since the election.

The South Korean government has put more than 26 billion won ($26m) into Dr Hwang's research, and is now being blamed for not keeping a closer eye on its protégé.The bali, bali attitude has surfaced in South Korean science more than once in recent years.

On the surface, attitudes to women in the north eastern state of Mizoram seem progressive.

Player comments (see the 'List of original player comments' section) suggest that past personal injury experiences on FT can mar players' attitudes toward the surface, and even affect the way they play on FT in the future.