Sentence examples for comparing attitudes from inspiring English sources

The same pattern can be seen when comparing attitudes to Muslims and Jews.

Read it to find many ways to draw parallels between Dickens's times and our own in comparing attitudes toward money, class, poverty and philanthropy.

By comparing attitudes towards partners of migrant origin and non-white transnational adoptees, the role of the visible differences in the perception of culture is highlighted.

A very interesting recent research, performed by AUEB professors E. Nikandrou and Panagiotopoulou is entitled 'Comparing attitudes of women towards career'.

Consequently, comparing attitudes towards non-white migrants and transnational adoptees will highlight whether and when culture and race matter in Sweden.

The results obtained by comparing attitudes of respondents from universities with different orientations (in this case, environmental studies versus technical studies) reveal a distinct difference in how WTs are perceived within a landscape.

Nor (remember the student unrest in Paris and elsewhere in 1968) was this confined to the United States.It is hard to compare attitudes towards democracy over time, and across many different countries.

The similarities between the career of Mike Tyson at the end of the 20th century and that of Jack Johnson, his black predecessor by almost 100 years, are remarkable and instructive, especially when used to compare attitudes and tolerance to race in America and Europe.

To compare attitudes of overweight (OW) and normal weight (NW) adults regarding health club exercise.

In this paper, I compare attitudes and social representations and their relations.

We compare attitudes towards ES provision, perception, and use of urban parks.