Sentence examples for deeper attitudes from inspiring English sources

But as the recession has bitten deeper, attitudes have begun to change.

Hence, we need to recognize and address these deeper attitudes inside us all.

It turns out that her isolated slip of the tongue betrayed deeper attitudes and behaviors.

When deeper attitudes were measured, scores were higher, reflecting greater stigma [ 24].

Link and Cullen have operationalized these deeper attitudes by asking respondents to indicate how they think "most people" would respond to someone with a mental illness.

This attitude is more than epistemic reliance, but a deeper attitude: one of trust that we are guided by the same values in a shared enterprise.

Whether the wife purchases an expensive camera or the husband a new golf club is not the core issue in what can become a monumental fight, but rather the deeper attitude toward what money means, how it should be spent and whether the financial interests of the couple are more important than indulging an individual whim.

It is no accident that older Democratic voters had trouble with him in the primaries: Their deepest attitudes, particularly their unconscious one, were shaped in an era in which the only black people they encountered were below them, not above them.

The difference in methods of teaching and deep attitude disparities caused a lot of anxiety in the first year.

He also talks about his father as someone who was very comical… but it was also a mask, because, for him, the happy moments of life were always ephemeral… You had to run after them… And one of the reasons why his camera was always moving was also to express this deep attitude toward life, which is that, as soon as it arrives, it's already gone.

He had a weathered face, a deep attitude, an ever-present cigarette, and (drum roll) a sharply cut suit, tuxedo, or trench coat.