Sentence examples for common attitude in from inspiring English sources

The Palestinian quest for U.N. recognition is now widely debated across the United States, with the common attitude in Washington being total uncertainty about its direction and implications.

The more common attitude in New York City toward Barren Island in those years, according to Mr. Miller, was a sort of shrugging condescension, often mixed with amusement at the expense of people who could live in such a place.

This was a common attitude in the 15th and 16th centuries, a time before the age of nationalism and a time when men pledged allegiance not to the place where they were born but to a king.

If caught, very severe penalties; future gone". This dialogue reveals an unfortunately common attitude in China regarding US college admissions.

It is a common attitude in many parts of the region - but one that some say is holding back those who want to work.

Despite the fact that we primarily selected patients on the occurrence of platelet transfusions, this represents our common attitude in profound hypoproliferative thrombocytopenia and this probably allowed an exhaustive identification of patients.

Most recently at Seattle's new Central Library, Rem Koolhaas, the Dutch architect, set out to debunk what is perceived as an all-too-common attitude in the American construction industry: if it looks hard to build, don't, because it will be too expensive.

It was a very common attitude then in Poland.

"The common attitude is 'when in doubt, throw it out,"' he said.

In Nasiriya, the common attitude was grief for the Italians and support for the occupation forces.

This is a common attitude, said Dana Points, the editor in chief of Parents magazine.