Sentence examples for attitudes that it from inspiring English sources

What makes the movie an improvement on its antecedent isn't the virtuousness of its characters and the right attitudes that it espouses but the apparent engagement of the filmmakers the director, Nicholas Stoller, and a host of screenwriters, some credited, some not with the specifics, the ideas, and the implications of the milieu of which they make comic hay.

And, conversely, does jazz relate to now? Do the attitudes that it embodies keep pace with film, with visual art, even with pop music?

The sooner we get back to the attitudes that it is a privilege to manage people's money and not a right, the better".

But the journal Nature, when Sheldrake first introduced his idea in A New Science of Life, declared in a spirit that was all too reflective of modern attitudes that it was "a book fit for burning" (which did the book's sales no end of good).

While five relatively minor non-custodial sentences for the unfortunate few that the Met decide to prosecute may not seem like a big deal in itself – the complete lack of any mainstream media coverage of the trial is testament to the fact that it is not deemed to be of interest to the general public – the precedent that it sets and the attitudes that it reveals make this a deeply worrying outcome.

Some worry that the discussion of Leontius does not warrant the recognition of a third part of the soul, and some worry that the appetitive part contains such a multitude of attitudes that it must be subject to further conflicts and further partitioning (and see 443e).

The report called on the government to examine whether its guidance on the age of consent fed attitudes that made it easier for perpetrators to abuse victims.

The emergence of the term graphic novel must therefore be understood in terms of the cultural attitudes that shaped it.

De la Rionda's team is charged with prosecuting a crime, not a set of social attitudes that facilitate it.

"Quite often, you hear the government representatives having attitudes that, 'OK, it's normal for that group of people.

But, when its entertainment consistently flaunts debasing behavior and attitudes, that is when it loses its merit.