Sentence examples for basic attitudes from inspiring English sources

There was no way that an ESOP could change basic attitudes.

Student leaders will be required to submit detailed reports on the enthusiasm of their classmates, as well as their basic attitudes toward Hollywood V [etc.] . . .

To dismiss critics of Labour, or those that doubt its basic attitudes to power and individual freedom, as "rampant anti-state individualists" is rhetoric, not reason.

"We may have reached a point for Microsoft, as there was in the tobacco cases, that basic attitudes have shifted, and a powerful defendant is no longer seen as invulnerable".

A study earlier this year by Israel's Haifa University found that a seven-month peace-education programme for teenagers did very little to change basic attitudes about each other, and any changes were lost again a few months later.

The underlying issue of gay marriage turns on basic attitudes towards sexuality, on the extent to which marriage should be buttressed by law, and on whether gay marriage would undermine the institution itself.

Secretary Kissinger: Look, our basic attitude is that we would like you to succeed.

"My basic attitude," she said, "is, I love a traditional dinner.

The humor may be irreverent, but it's always delivered with a basic attitude of respect.

But I do hope you understand the basic attitude of the company that I described".

I think it was to do with his basic attitude to the world.