Sentence examples for confused attitudes from inspiring English sources

4. The Pass (Royal Court, London, 2014) Set in three hotel rooms over 13 years, John Donnelly's smart drama examines football's frequently confused attitudes to sexuality and race through the relationship between two players who come up through the same club.

This approach to minimal risk pediatric research highlights nicely the somewhat confused attitudes we often have toward risks, especially those of daily life.

It sheds light on our confused attitudes toward Freud, who always strove for cultural authority.

Secondly, the intention was to make us think not about the media, but our own laughably confused attitude to children.

Mrs Merkel's handling of the crisis gets high marks at home because she is seen as having "protected" her countrymen from the mess elsewhere.Count us outGermany's confused attitude is compounded by its reluctance to lead.

Her radicalism was a welcome contrast to mainstream hip-hop's more confused political attitude.

No direct negative consequences of this introduction on the blue iguana are known, but the mere presence of the Green Iguana confuses public attitudes and understanding.

The outcome was murky, much like the last century's worth of political history between Washington and San Juan, and the mainland's confused or disinterested attitude toward Puerto Rico that abetted it.

She explained that people are confused about Trump's attitudes toward Mexico, and that he has more support among Latinos than assumed.

I wasted a huge amount of time being confused by the defensive attitudes I encountered and being surprised by the culture, the arts scene and how friendly everyone was when I finally got to speak to them.

One of the film's more confused elements is its attitude toward the British class system.