Sentence examples similar to endorsing attitude from inspiring English sources
Some of the oral histories of struggle may seem radical--change has often demanded contentious behavior--and higher education may be reluctant to endorse attitudes or actions that challenge authority, especially from their current students.
Using multi-level Tobit analysis with school random intercepts and regional fixed effects, we find that children taught in safe and participatory climates endorse attitudes less supportive of violence, with the effect of participatory climates almost double that of safe climates.
Buying the album can mean endorsing an attitude, as with Pink Floyd's gloomy "Dark Side of the Moon" or Guns N' Roses' hell-raising "Appetite for Destruction"; the album becomes a cause without a rebellion.
We calculated the percentage of respondents endorsing each attitude and confidence item by demographic characteristics.
Both women and men had high rates of endorsing stigmatizing attitudes (37.0% of women and 39.1% of men) and anticipated HIV stigma (68.4% of women and 73.7% of men).
We measured HIV-related stigma using two measures of stigma that have been used successfully in studies among individuals of unknown HIV serostatus: endorsing stigmatizing attitudes towards people living with HIV/AIDS (PLWHA) and anticipated HIV stigma, defined as fearing discrimination if HIV status was revealed.
The mean of the Weak-not-Sick Scale (Table 6) and the percentage of those endorsing stigmatising attitudes on this scale (Table 2) were higher than seen in Australia and Japan [ 31, 32].
Flower endorsed the attitude of his young squad in Sri Lanka.
I wonder if most doctors would endorse that attitude: that we are a team and the patient is in charge?
The movie if anything endorses an attitude akin to the new president's: acceptance (with distaste) of a new policy of official ban supported by no accountability.
In contrast, ratings of unpredictability of the person were high, being the most endorsed stigmatising attitude.
