"Each successive generation seems to be making progress in changing attitudes when it comes to race".
"It's like the 'hood," he said, imagining U.S. Government officials' attitudes when they entered Iraq.
Formative years no doubt have a big impact on individuals' values and attitudes when it comes to this issue.
Locals say this powerful image of the military carries over into the soldiers' attitudes when they search and arrest people.
In 1910, Winston Churchill summed up contemporary attitudes when he wrote to the prime minister, Herbert Asquith, arguing for the mass sterilisation of people with severe mental illness.
Dame Sally Davies was accused of nanny state attitudes when she made the comments earlier this year to MPs at a science and technology select committee hearing.
Of course, these musicians don't entirely abandon their rock 'n' roll attitudes when they talk to politicians; after all, it's fame that got them in the door.
Fifty years ago Wilson wrote a string of bestselling novels and stories, including Hemlock and After and Anglo-Saxon Attitudes, when adult homosexuality was still illegal.
Weeds marked a change in attitudes when it debuted in 2005, but that focused heavily on the illegality of Nancy Botwin's actions, painting her as an anti-hero.
He was a sentimental leftist when it came to Africa, Cuba, Panama, and Vietnam but a man of old-fashioned Tory attitudes when it came to England.
People presumably change their own attitudes when they no longer seem to correspond with prevailing circumstances and, hence, fail to serve as guides to action.
