Sentence examples for facing attitudes from inspiring English sources

The wildly diverse immigrant and minority groups have one common issue, awkward like an elephant under the table: they still remain societal underdogs facing attitudes of condescension and scapegoating.

Some of the problems facing Fitting Attitudes views can be exhibited by considering a couple exemplars of such a view.

But their in-your-face attitudes toward the hearing world and toward deaf people such as me who do not buy into Deaf culture definitely need fixing.

In fact, even the waitresses, known for their crisp pink uniforms and in-your-face attitudes, are younger in the late evenings.

The "attitudes of others" refers to the experience by which parents faced negative attitudes of other children or adults towards their child with a physical disability.

When faced with attitudes like that of the people who run Greater Manchester's tram system, is it a surprise that so many young people give up and switch to a car as soon as they're old enough?

The vast majority of the House of Commons is male (78%) and until we reach a critical mass, the few women that make it through the door are going to continue to face antiquated attitudes.

"Disabled people are still massively under-represented in public life and many disabled candidates face negative attitudes and assumptions.

Like other black players in the 1940s and 1950s, Motley faced racist attitudes both on and off the field.

While groups try to promote lesbian issues and concerns, they also face misogynistic attitudes from gay men and homophobic views from heterosexual women.

In addition, they faced negative attitudes when attempting to use taxis or when using the road (37).