Sentence examples for common attitudes from inspiring English sources

Europe is slowly beginning to develop common attitudes.

But in a mass a great many people react similarly to a common stimulus just because they have common attitudes and motivations.

Smaller groups tended to meet in a member's house, over coffee and biscuits, enjoying, Julian Symons has written, "the warm sense of shared feelings and common attitudes that keeps all minority movements together".

Though Pattern and Decoration artists may not have shared common attitudes about feminism, the movement's embrace of vernacular forms associated with women's work — quilting, embroidery, weaving, beading — were certainly aligned with the feminist goal of having women's creativity recognized as historically significant.

Many Asians are deeply guilty of skin racism; this is reflected in common attitudes towards black communities (I know of many cases where an Asian parent would rather their son or daughter marries a white person than a black person - the ultimate taboo - and one which is fundamentally to do with skin colour).

Now the interval has diminished, not only because people marry and have children at an earlier age but also because the common attitudes and experiences by which a generation tends to define itself have come to vary so widely in so short a span of time.

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Even without a mutual contact, Magic Garden faithful say they share a common attitude and understanding.

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

"Jews are more like us," said Professor Stackhouse, summing up a common attitude among Christians.

I have found that it's a common attitude among women of that elderly generation.