Sentence examples for examining attitudes from inspiring English sources

Teachers in China have the greatest respect from people in their country, according to research examining attitudes to teachers around the world.

In a 2015 study examining attitudes about climate change, Pew surveyed 11 developed nations and asked people to rate their agreement with the statement: "Global climate change is a serious problem".

Abortion plays a minor element in the plot as well, hinting that Mr. Greenberg might have intended to illuminate the current debate over the subject by examining attitudes toward it in an earlier era.

Penhall's writing for theatre has been less frequent than might have been expected after the multi-award-winning success of Blue/Orange (2000), his National theatre writing debut, a tragi-comedy examining attitudes to mental illness through the case study of Christopher, a 24-year-old who claims to be the illegitimate son of the Ugandan dictator Idi Amin.

Wolf, feminist author of The Beauty Myth, looks at the "dark continent" of female sexuality, examining attitudes to the vagina from the Greeks and Romans to the present day, and exploring the ways in which they stand as a metaphor for how women are seen, and how they see themselves.

He makes his directing debut with Don Jon's Addiction, a comedy examining attitudes to pornography.

Previous research examining attitude toward advertising in general and in specific mediums (e.g., TV and online) has found that consumers' attitudes toward advertising have become increasingly negative.

Yes, it does, for it makes us re-examine attitudes, and that is always useful.

In "The English in Love" Claire Langhamer examines attitudes to marriage from 1920 to the 1970s.

The survey also examined attitudes toward political advertising on social media sites like Facebook.

Focusing on key socio-political characters and events, Hislop examined attitudes towards the "deserving and undeserving poor", which have proved remarkably persistent since Victorian times.