Sentence examples for contradictory attitudes from inspiring English sources

Contradictory attitudes characterize all of Brecht's behavior.

The party, like Newton, embodied America's contradictory attitudes to race.

"There are contradictory attitudes about China's rise in international society.

His artistic reputation has hardly been helped by his own contradictory attitudes toward his work.

While researching China's Cultural Revolution revival restaurants, I had a chance to explore these contradictory attitudes.

Two recent issues have highlighted the territory's contradictory attitudes toward the mainland.

Wu said she became aware of China's often contradictory attitude towards dogs after her roommate bought a labrador retriever.

IN the last week, the American public has been reminded of the Central Intelligence Agency's contradictory attitude toward secrecy.

For most of the postwar period, a more complex conversation was stunted by the country's contradictory attitude to immigration.

Australia has a curiously contradictory attitude towards migrants: at once welcoming and hostile, depending almost exclusively on mode of arrival.

He has displayed a contradictory attitude toward honor killings, condemning the practice while placing it within Chechen tradition.