Sentence examples for changed our attitudes from inspiring English sources
Filmmaker Alex Gibney explores how the case has changed our attitudes to privacy and data protection.
Compared with the 1960s and 1970s, when Enoch Powell was exploiting dislike of Caribbean immigrants in particular, the passage of time and the accumulation of personal contacts have changed our attitudes.
Though he looked great, Buchholz playing the "good," impotent German felt like a sad accommodation to the tired ideas and warmed-over humanism in which movies traffic these days, a far cry from the slash-and-burn methods by which he had once changed our attitudes toward a whole country.
It's about time we changed our attitudes.
He said Johnson changed "our attitudes with the kind of grace and courage that only true leaders can display".
Taking photos and of so many things that are truly worthy of remembering and combining that with things you might forget in 15 minutes -- has changed our attitudes toward the photos themselves.
The western is no longer the western; we've changed our attitude towards the Indians, the frontier, the open spaces.
In the same way that the first drugs to treat cancer, depression and schizophrenia changed our attitude to those ailments, the same could happen to dementia: in place of resignation, there would be hope.
