Sentence examples for different attitudes of from inspiring English sources

Following the media coverage of Strauss's reign it has been interesting to notice the different attitudes of the differing groups.

The holiday highlights the very different attitudes of the major world religions towards language.

I especially enjoyed Ms. Kurtz as she asked the performers representing a group of students to try on different attitudes of Hellman worship.

It's not easy for 28 countries, with different energy mixes, with different attitudes of the public, to get agreement... Yes, I think it is possible to come to agreement on 40%, I think we can do it.

Russian historians have used similar sources on the mentality of the men (and women) at the front line to present a more complex picture, distinguishing the different attitudes of officers, NCOs and other ranks, of snipers and tank crews.

Philip Oltermann deftly intersperses his own experience of Britain with other "encounters" between Britons and Germans – Margaret Thatcher and Helmut Kohl, William Cobbett and Heinrich Heine, AJ Ayer and Theodor Adorno, and so on – to explore the different attitudes of the two countries to everything from language and politics to sex and sport.

In Phil Earle's The Bubble Wrap Boy it is interesting to compare the different attitude of Charlie and his mother - Charlie wanting to be a normal teenager and his mother wanting, both literally and metaphorically, to wrap him in layers of protection.

The silence of the Argentine Catholic Church over the horrific human rights abuses during those years has been contrasted with the very different attitude of its Chilean counterpart.

However, the different compositions of the customers of large banks compared to those of smaller size justify a different attitude of intermediaries towards relationship lending.

Still, the drastically different attitude of these two firms regarding CSR reporting and their incentives behind suggest that, the adoption of sustainability reporting for Chinese firms is endowed with another dimension of the problem, which is the ownership structure of the firms.

This finding can be attributed to a different attitude of the population on sealant efficacy, a better access to professionally provided preventive oral health services [ 22, 24] and/or that rural areas generally have fewer dentists per population and more poverty resulting in lower access and utilization of dental care [ 25].