Sentence examples for different attitudes about this from inspiring English sources
Saturday Night Live naturally made jokes about Alabama being backward this weekend, but it's fair to say the South generally has different attitudes about this stuff and is bringing up the rear in some national trends.
Studies also show that Millennial men are coming into this world with decidedly different attitudes about the importance of family, the division of household work and the working relationships with women.
We have very different attitudes about the two groups.
There are different attitudes about the extent to which civil servants may engage in political activities.
Two very different attitudes about the weather go head-to-head in Linda Ashman's buoyant "Rain!" All furrowed brow and put-upon frown, an older, balding man grumps "Rain!" at the drops he sees outside his window.
Another possibility might be that faculty in the liberal arts hold different attitudes about the importance of mentoring students than those in business or STEM disciplines.
Perhaps this exhibition will also challenge and question our views about gendered perspectives, the pre-supposed essential characteristics of gender and open our minds to the inclusion of different attitudes about the body and relationships.
She hopes the survey's focus on "the values underlying different attitudes about the policy change are helpful in the training and in addressing the concerns of military members and family members".
Higher educated or wealthier individuals have different attitudes about the potential benefits, so they are more motivated to request specialist care [ 4].
"Young women have a different attitude about this," said Karen Houppert, author of "The Curse: Confronting the Last Taboo: Menstruation" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux; 1999).
If we acknowledged what should be obvious — that much constitutional language is broad enough to encompass an almost infinitely wide range of positions — we might have a very different attitude about the obligation to obey.
