Sentence examples for attitudes to rape from inspiring English sources

Farther east, they see Indians protesting against attitudes to rape.

Traditional Indian attitudes to rape were strikingly different from the modern ones captured by Pew.

The pity is that to change attitudes to rape so many young women have had to suffer and die.

Reece said: "Most participants [in surveys on attitudes to rape] probably mean that an invitation for coffee is by convention a signal of consent and/or that women tend to signal consent in this way.

"Either because of the then prevailing attitudes to rape that in part blamed the victim, or because the victims were too intimidated to more vigorously prosecute their complaints, an effective criminal justice response was not forthcoming".

Just a few weeks ago it was her interview with Ken Clarke that kicked off the furore over his attitudes to rape and led to the government's rethink of its new sentencing proposals (Clarke's department wanted to halve sentences for those who plead guilty).

The author, Dr Avigail Moor, said the results illustrated the Israeli public's "tolerant attitude to rape by an acquaintance".

He has dreams of being an engineer and high hopes for a better life, but his attitude to rape is confused.

The radical left's attitude to rape has been much discussed over the past year so there's a certain grim topicality here.

An extract from the policy argues that 'lad culture' promoters, such as lads mag websites and Facebook groups, "trivialize rape and by doing so contribute to a culturally permissible attitude to rape which is disgusting and cannot be allowed by our union".

Having long been accused of treating its women with disdain – a not unjustified complaint, given its earlier lackadaisical attitude to rape scenes – Game of Thrones spent much of this season leading its female characters to victory: Arya over the waif; Daenerys over the slavers; Sansa over Ramsay Bolton and Cersei over everyone (she had a lot of revenge to do).