Sentence examples for divided attitude from inspiring English sources

Australia displays a divided attitude towards those seeking asylum.

That happened earlier this year with the multi-authored Greenland, which confronted our society's divided attitude to climate change.

Indeed, it's hard not to see a microcosm of the black community's divided attitude toward Clinton in the lives of these two grad-school friends.

Our political characters inhabit the closed system of national politics, a world that carries on with a strangely divided attitude to the universe that surrounds it, sometimes in blithe isolation from the greater world and its aspirations, sometimes driven utterly by its obsessive sampling of that public's true systems of need and belief.

It can also be of use in other areas of philosophy, for example in valuation theory, where the existence of many tropes, rather than one single unitary reality, can explain our sometimes divided attitudes toward what, on a Substance ontology, we would regard as the same thing.

These divided attitudes within the chiropractic profession stand in stark contrast to the views of those in other allied health care professions who are unified on this issue [ 39– 41].

Public attitudes towards gambling can be divided into attitudes towards gambling in general or attitudes towards a specified form of gambling [ 6].

In "Greenwich," the narrator observes that "Possibly no town in Connecticut was as sharply divided in attitude and political thinking as Greenwich, Ct".

Navigation is one of the most important subjects in space missions divided into position determination and attitude determination.

For another, the government and the people are not divided in their attitude toward Moscow.

As a consequence, the study population was divided into seven "Attitude Groups".