Sentence examples for established attitudes from inspiring English sources

But when it promotes questioning and defies established attitudes, it is viewed by the moralist as insidious and subversive.

Her photographs humbly confront the hypocrisies of the established attitudes toward her subjects.

A survey was conducted to establish attitudes to the frequency of VF testing in the UK with reference to guidelines from the National Institute of Clinical Excellence (NICE) and research recommendations.

We're certainly making a point out of that to establish a point of difference, and of course we are trying to establish attitude as a point of difference".

Not by any definition "game music" per se, it mixed together industrial rock, techno, jungle and much of the established anti-establishment attitude of punk.

It is well established that attitudes are correlated with vaccine uptake, however, very few studies have considered attitudes towards HPV vaccination among ethnic minorities in the UK.

Is it the voice of society, representing established social attitudes?

In the second edition Smith is clear that this is not the role of the impartial spectator for the latter can, and occasionally does, speak against established social attitudes.

Once established, these attitudes are particularly resistant to change, even after contact with psychiatric educators and clinical rotations 4, 5, 10, 11.

Established cultural attitudes of stoicism, more recent notions of overburdened health systems and taking responsibility for one's health combine to encourage OTC medicine use and the avoidance of GP consultations.

For example, the type of cancer diagnosis was not established, and attitudes for both patients and their social networks towards lifestyle advice may be dependent on both type of cancer and prognosis.