Sentence examples for back in attitudes from inspiring English sources
If you compare art in 1815, when John Constable was painting fields and mill ponds, and 1915, when the Italian futurists were hailing mechanised war, you would have called modernism a step back in attitudes to the natural world.
Sweeping a leg back in an attitude turn and arching her back — practically floating — Ms. Ringer renewed her place in this world of hushed restraint.
The dancers illustrated ideas of isolation and yearning by thrashing forward and back in swirling attitude turns and low lunges, which gave their movement a clear sense of agitation.
Women's rights campaigner Sarah Green, of End Violence Against Women, accused him of "trotting out old myths" and setting back the change in attitudes towards sex abuse crimes which has followed the Jimmy Savile inquiries.
Men in sharp suits and girls in stilettos stand, lean, sit and even lie back among the works in attitudes of palpable reverie.
But man also finds it troubling to think that as the only species able to marvel at the diversity of creation, he should be responsible for killing it off.Putting Humpty back together againThe change in attitudes has had political consequences.
Problems are often discussed with an "it was different back in my day" attitude.
For Don Kaye of Kerrang!, the album is "the best BÖC slab since Cultösaurus Erectus and harks back in style and attitude towards the brilliance of masterpieces like Secret Treaties and Spectres".
When she called the back leg lift in attitude (with knee bent), a "pee like a dog" move - that's funny and all, but you put that image in a non-dance-trained competitor's head and that's kind of what it's going to look like.
In communities where police and local authorities pursue a populist approach and cave in to 'not in my back yard' attitudes, sex workers can be put at serious risk of harm".
"There was a general attitude back in the late 1700s and early 1800s that any predator was a bad predator and some were created worse than others, and cougars were among the worst," Dr. McCollough said.
