Sentence examples for attitudes that persist from inspiring English sources

And as for the negative attitudes that persist in some communities, regardless of recent experience?

Yale Women's Center issued a statement on its Facebook page speculating on the allegations and students' responses: "We believe that [the team's] actions, and some community members' responses, reflect toxic attitudes that persist on our campus".

It is an attitude that persists into the Jim Crow era, the Nixon/Reagan wars on crime and drugs, the Clinton three-strikes rule … and beyond.

Reflecting these debates, Boomer men and women early on developed very different political attitudes and preferences that persist to this day.

Conveying a salt reduction message to children has the potential to set habits and attitudes that will persist throughout adulthood.

But grandees felt entitled to do what they pleased with the art they possessed an attitude that has persisted in some high places (in 20th-century Britain, for example, the late dowager Duchess of Devonshire encouraged her grandchildren to use paint to brighten up Hardwick Hall's superb 16th-century tapestries).In Dulwich four narrow rooms lead out from the first, echoing the Vasari corridor.

The attitudes that did such damage persist, too.

Even though Japan's imperialism is a thing of the past, some of the attitudes that gave rise to it persist.

Complicating domestic concerns is the pro-Taliban attitude that persists within elements of Pakistan's military and its intelligence agency, something that the president, Gen. Pervez Musharraf, has pledged to wipe out.

Exhibiting a split attitude that persists until this day, Britain simultaneously deployed the Corfu native Felice Beato to document a number of colonial skirmishes in more graphic detail.

Needless to say, I am also the one who does all the lab cleaning as well as being expected to make coffee--an attitude that persists among the male postdocs and students.