Sentence examples for false attitudes from inspiring English sources

"He would expose your false attitudes about things.

Dead in hundreds at the back Follow wooden on our track, Arms raised stiffly to reprove In false attitudes of love.

It is meant to preserve the basic principles that don't cause resentment or hatred or betrayal or false attitudes.

As his talent developed and matured he maintained what literary critic Andrew Michael Roberts called "an exquisite sense of the ludicrous, and a fine aptitude for exposing false attitudes".

False attitudes about pain and age among elderly patients and their caregivers and non-communication about pain between patients and caregivers were held responsible for this underdetection [ 25].

The treatment of flux common in Western thought from Heraclitus to Hume is thus paralleled with that of Eastern texts from the Buddhaghosa to that of Lama Anagrika Govinda, paying close attention to the notion of the self as issuing from a "false attitude: what we regard as an enduring and unified center of subjectivity is not a constant thing, but an ever-flowing process".

They therefore developed various versions of non-cognitivism, which hold that moral judgements are not true or false but express attitudes (emotivism) or issue something like imperatives (prescriptivism).

Responses about the vaccine schedule were in an open format, whereas in the other questions respondents were asked to indicate their agreement with true or false statements; c) attitudes about vaccines were based on items measuring the perceived utility of the mandatory and recommended vaccinations for infants and beliefs regarding the severity of infectious diseases.

If they are sold as something that may help them, make them feel a bit better...than I am happy with that (participant 3, GP, not trained in CAM) Apparent within these concerns about false cures were protective attitudes on the part of the doctors towards their patients, which seemed to be fuelled by suspicion of financial 'scams' by 'unscrupulous' complementary therapists.

Michael regains his blasé attitude and false sense of superiority.

This sudden whiplash back to an attitude of false innocence registers as a slap in the face.