Germany has long had a complex attitude to outsiders.
But almost everything else about the statesman's complex attitude to metaphysical matters has been argued over furiously, and the arguers have plenty of raw material.
As these prescriptions, and the circumstances of their writing (a temporary retreat from active politics), suggest, Cicero had a complex attitude to the Greek dilemma posing the lives of philosophy and of politics as opposed alternatives.
He also investigates the complex attitudes brought to bear on the issue since his pioneering fieldwork with Ellen Baxter twenty years ago helped put homelessness on the public agenda.
Let's ask about elephants (my own most beloved species), and if we can't go on safaris, let's watch films of elephants simply living their lives, exhibiting communal devotion, compassion, grief and a host of other complex attitudes that we humans tend to believe belong to us alone.
In each case he develops a strategy for combining the relevant noncognitive attitude with belief to generate complex attitudes that can serve as the semantic values of more complex sentences.
Overall, the responses paint a complex picture of attitudes to online privacy.
19 20 Uptake and use of affordable warmth and heating installations by older people is also compromised by perceptions of central heating being unhealthy 21 and the complex nature of attitudes to comfort.
And everyone scrunches up to make room for Shriner hats, cigar boxes and Rudolph Valentino, all to suggest America's complex attitudes toward a specific part of the non-Western world -- the Islamic countries near the Mediterranean -- between the Civil War and the Depression.
It allows the researchers to explore, for example, complex attitudes as the experience of disappointment, satisfaction, and quality.
