Sentence examples for contrast attitudes from inspiring English sources

27 28 In contrast, attitudes towards screening have been found to be moderately strong predictors of attendance.

We chose these two drugs in order to contrast attitudes towards a common legal drug (alcohol) and a well-recognised illegal drug (heroin).

In contrast, attitudes towards the use of prescription drugs to treat ADHD were much less positive with around the same proportion saying it was acceptable (42.1%) as unacceptable (38.2%).

By contrast, attitudes towards condom use – in a similar study by Kocken, van Dorst, and Schaalma (2006, 235 236) – were found to be far less positive among immigrants in the Netherlands, i.e. among those who did not receive sex education in the Netherlands and who will have been less influenced by Dutch social norms.

These contrasting attitudes more or less sum up his conflicted self-presentation.

The contrasting attitudes might owe much to the foundations on which both clubs are standing right now.

Louvish does not explicitly draw the logical inference that DeMille's contrasting attitudes toward the two branches of his family reveal his bigotry.

This newsworthiness is all thanks to Kim Dawson's Playlist's Kim Dawson, who reports (in two separate items) contrasting attitudes towards Yankistan by two of our biggest acts.

You might compare the contrasting attitudes of the Italian and Irish librarians to the parenting styles of two mothers, one with many robust offspring and the other fretting frenziedly over her only son.

The contrasting attitudes of Justice Scalia, a conservative with a libertarian streak, and Chief Justice Rehnquist, who tends to support the government, was a reminder that these two usual allies are far from interchangeable.

The work, called "Life," would be about the function of telepresence in contemporary culture and the contrasting attitudes toward the body held by the church (incarnation) and the prison (incarceration).