Sentence examples for change in attitudes to from inspiring English sources

So might a change in attitudes to schooling.

There was a "sea change" in attitudes to containment but the UK still had "a legal problem" with regime change.

At this time, we see a marked change in attitudes to hunter-gatherers that has resonated through the millennia.

It is probably the most dramatic indication of recent years of the change in attitudes to railways.

Beyond the target for broad representation should lie a cultural change in attitudes to women in senior positions, and directors more generally.

"People are finally talking and realising that we need a change in attitudes to take on the biggest killer of men under 45".

Had this happened to rainforests coral's terrestrial equivalent a sea-change in attitudes to the environment could have been expected.

When the Women and Equalities Committee published a report calling for a sea-change in attitudes to transgender people, Maria Miller, the chair of the committee, might have expected to be attacked by right-wingers within her own party.

Pride is the award-winning true-life tale of a group of London-based gay and lesbian activists who stood up for striking Welsh coal miners in 1984 and helped to spark a sea-change in attitudes to gay rights on the British political left.

I know of the changes in attitudes to how students, families and communities are treated.

And are there any books on this year's shortlist that could only have been published because of changes in attitudes to mental health?