Sentence examples for exchange of attitudes from inspiring English sources
Historically, spatial mobility has been a crucial characteristic of human development (migration, the exchange of attitudes, values and knowledge or the spread of wealth) and civilisation (industrial revolution, the nature of wars, globalisation or land-sealing).
AnnaLee Saxenian's famous 1996 study of the difference between Silicon Valley and Massachusetts's Route 128 focussed largely on the differences between the two regions' attitudes toward the exchange of information.
Diverse attitudes to the exchange of information and curiosity about donor offspring appear to be common in this limited knowledge base.
The handbook of attitudes.
Student exchange also improves attitudes toward the U.S. Consider these percentages of favorable opinion of the U.S. from a 2008 Zogby International poll: Egypt 9%, Saudi Arabia 13%, Jordan 16%, Lebanon 21%, United Arab Emirates 22% and Morocco 26%.
Exchange of snarky comments ensue.
