Sentence examples for basic attitudes about from inspiring English sources

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.

In reality, though, the American public doesn't seem to move very much in its basic attitudes about government, which have remained mostly pragmatic and predictable; simply put, people tend to want a little more government when times are tough and a little less when things are going well.

(That's a list that needless to say puts Proudfoot and Stout in rather distinguished company!) More than the other two works, however, Religious Experience has informed my most basic attitudes about the point and proper pursuit of the shared enterprise we call the study of religion.

The difference between these basic attitudes comes to this.

These basic attitudes stem from deep-rooted philosophical differences.

DR. HORN: Did you ever get to know anything about the basic attitude of the Defendant Von Ribbentrop toward the Jewish question?

Was his basic attitude different?

Their basic attitude was 'Another one bites the dust.' Well, we need to stop making value judgments about place.

His basic attitude toward ending discrimination is actually hostile.

But AIDS advocates say the public relations push this week represents a significant shift in attitudes about basic awareness.

The anonymous fan club the cheating father seemed to garner on the radio that morning made me question our collective attitudes about seemingly basic cases of Right v. Wrong.