Sentence examples for controversial attitudes from inspiring English sources

Stories were leaked to the Italian press, repeating Pell's more controversial attitudes on clerical abuse.

Today, when a pop star such as Lily Allen is on the comeback trail, she can strike a controversial attitude, upset a few people and reap the benefits.

As the movie runs circles and pops flashes around its title character, the most important theme that emerges is Piñero's complicated and controversial attitude toward his Puerto Rican heritage.

"Wolf of Wall Street" actor Leonard DiCaprio, on the film's controversial attitude: "There's a lot of disgusting behavior in this movie.

None came more expensive for what he does, or more controversial in his attitude, than Balotelli.

No other aspect of Zionism, however, is more controversial than its attitude towards the indigenous population of the land of its dreams.

Through Radio Gune-Yi, Plan International uses children to influence people's opinions and attitudes to controversial and taboo topics.

But what other controversial economic and social attitudes are being instilled via the TV screens into the minds of the nation's toddlers?

Two commentaries offer accounts of reflective learning at institutional level which highlighted lessons learnt in advocacy and engagement in relation to influencing attitudes on controversial elements of sexual health.

They tend to think the huge sums of money the government is pouring into schools and hospitals are having some effect and their attitude to controversial ideas such as foundation hospitals is pragmatic rather than ideological.

The national Republican party appears to be thawing its attitude towards controversial Senate candidate Todd Akin and preparing to raise money for his campaign after a deadline for him to drop out of his race in Missouri passed.