Sentence examples for because of attitudes from inspiring English sources

"This nation is divided," he said, "because of attitudes like that".

"This nation is divided," Mr. Huntsman said, "because of attitudes like that".

"The nation is divided because of attitudes like that," Mr. Huntsman said at the time, drawing a burst of applause.

To which Huntsman, his voice dripping with derision and his finger pointing dismissively at Romney, replied: "This nation is divided because of attitudes like that.

Romney repeated the gist of his attack - that Huntsman's serving as China envoy made him an unreliable candidate – but once again Huntsman outflanked him: "This nation is divided because of attitudes like that," said Huntsman, to big applause.

Sadly, young people and adults with learning disabilities are much less likely to have access to good SRE because of attitudes towards disability and sexuality, lack of accessible resources and lack of professionals qualified to provide the appropriate support.

It's all because of attitude, because of how hard they work for each other.

I say, 'Thank you, Lord, for blessing me today.' " In an industry where talented people can evaporate because of attitude, Ms. Hudgens seems precociously grounded.

Further, because of attitude polarization, when people encounter ambiguous information, they tend to endorse their original position even more strongly than they did prior to encountering the information.

The objective of a reaction wheel in many satellite missions is the management of the satellite's angular momentum, which increases because of attitude disturbances.

Because of attitude extension, people can project their existing attitudes about familiar concepts onto concepts about which they have no knowledge.