Sentence examples for back to attitudes from inspiring English sources

I certainly wouldn't like to go back to attitudes that my parents, particularly my father, held, that to praise the child was to "spoil them" or make them bigheaded.

But it also goes back to attitudes to history: Larkin's instinct to preserve the odds and ends of life as well as its defining moments holds a stronger appeal in a period of flux and alarm than Graves's devotion to the cycles of mythology.

Few want to go back to the attitudes or divorce laws of the 1950s.

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

Mark Paterson, a communications consultant at the Center for Conflict Resolution in Cape Town, recently wrote: From the outset, the British press has employed a point of view that harks back to the attitudes of racist 19th century colonialists.

This sudden whiplash back to an attitude of false innocence registers as a slap in the face.

I'll get back to reentry attitude".

You know, things change and times change, you'll see a swing back to that attitude.

It comes back to the attitude of the message board atheist: raging at people who can't see what's really going on.

Oliver: I think to a large extent a lot of what I've done and what's influenced me in my life can be traced back to that attitude and DIY spirit that took hold around that time.

The wisdom that arises, is just plain good old-fashioned timeless advice paving a path, a mapping of sorts, as an alignment plan toward living a happy life filled with integrity, the values of virtuosity and staying the course with a back to basics attitude.