Sentence examples for broader attitudes from inspiring English sources

But he sees his views as representative of broader attitudes.

But a more fundamental explanation is hinted at in polling on broader attitudes on science.

Pao lost the trial, but the interview focused on broader attitudes to women in business.

Yet there are instructive differences, too.A revealing contrast with the past involves broader attitudes to war.

Any research among local staff would have tended to focus on sick leave without addressing broader attitudes toward work and the workplace.

A 2007 poll asked respondents if they believed that "Evolution, that is, the idea that human beings developed over millions of years from less advanced forms of life," is "definitely true, probably true, probably false, definitely false?" (That's a very odd and constrained definition of evolution, of course, but responses would still provide a useful view of broader attitudes on the theory).

The appeal reflects Franceschini's broader attitude towards cultural assets.

That reflects a broader attitude against fining companies too severely, Mr. Pritikin said.

We know there's no such thing as a job for life anymore, but culturally, we're yet to develop that broader attitude," says Rosemary Thomas, a research assistant at the Work Foundation, previously a work psychologist at Jobcentre Plus.

Further, it rendered the theory subject to Bernard Williams' (1995) criticism that the theory really simply reflected the colonial elitism of Sidgwick's time, that it was 'Government House Utilitarianism.' The elitism in his remarks may reflect a broader attitude, one in which the educated are considered better policy makers than the uneducated.

The same work ethic that leads to success in the workplace, has the power to transform your personal life, and broader attitude towards the world.