Sentence examples for evolution in attitudes from inspiring English sources
The disabled offer a variety of reasons for the sudden evolution in attitudes.
When you compare Cameron's movie to its 1953 predecessor, the evolution in attitudes is striking.
Equally noticeable were the gay couples at ease enough at the state dinner for Mr. Cameron to walk hand in hand past the cameras set up for guest arrivals — an evolution in attitudes and etiquette that Mr. Bernard's friends partly credit to him.
In a sign of his embrace of the evolution in attitudes toward marijuana, Sisolak didn't simply pay lip service by issuing a statement voicing support for the industry before moving on, as used to be the rotuine for candidates.
Since the late 1990s, however, "there has been a huge evolution, maybe a revolution in attitudes," Mr. Goldstein said.
It will never be possible to determine how much influence the national outcry about Shepard's murder had on the remarkable evolution in American attitudes toward gay rights.
Following this week's Supreme Court arguments, Talbot joins fellow staff writer Jeffrey Toobin and host Amelia Lester to talk about the recent evolution in American attitudes toward gay marriage and gay rights.
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) had confiscated his collection of 2,000 rare birds' eggs and he had been convicted six times and fined thousands of pounds.The shift in humanity's approach to the natural world is in part the result of a long, slow evolution in moral attitudes that started long before Mr Watson's boyhood.
The results of an Ordinal Probit regression model are presented in the 3 columns of Table 8, where a simple dummy for year 2003 aims at capturing the evolution in respondents' attitudes.
Seward, whose feelings about Lincoln morphed from contempt to profound, even loving respect during the war years, underwent a parallel evolution in his attitude toward Britain.
Despite this, by 2005, nearly half the population thought that it was a good suggestion to receive fewer refugees in Sweden (see the evolution of attitudes in the period 1986–2010 in Figure 1 in the Appendix).
