Sentence examples for far attitudes from inspiring English sources

"It's fascinating how far attitudes have changed.

The event is a striking sign of how far attitudes in China have changed and of gay people's increasing confidence.

Britain simply wouldn't tolerate it, and that says a lot about how far attitudes to women and reproduction have really come in the last 60 years.

The milestone shows how far attitudes have changed since reluctant blood donor Tony Hancock's protest – "Why, that's very nearly an armful" – on being asked for a whole pint in the 1960s sitcom.

Ouseley, who as chairman of the Commission for Racial Equality helped to formulate the definition of "institutional racism" delivered by the Macpherson inquiry into the Lawrence murder, was particularly disappointed that the wider context, an opportunity to reflect on how far attitudes to race have improved, was not more carefully considered.

It was a speech that was seen as the start of a new era – a counter to the "pendulum's swung too far" attitude that Rudd's predecessor, John Howard, had towards Indigenous issues.

It is striking, though, how far such attitudes have become absorbed into popular culture.

Kis and his partner, both LGBT activists, had decided to stage the moment to test how far Ukrainian attitudes towards the gay community had come since the historic Euromaidan protests of 2014.

Maeda, who runs a hemp restaurant in Tokyo, believes recent media coverage of the issue shows how far public attitudes towards dope smoking in Japan lag behind those in Britain and parts of Europe.

I have lived in Britain long enough to know that enthusiasm and cheerleading will never get you much credibility here – deprecation, misanthropy and a dash of inverse snobbery are the far cooler attitudes to adopt – so I apologise for the upcoming expression of total and unabashed positivity: there are so many brilliant films around at the moment.

As far as attitudes towards immigration are concerned, the agenda-setting power of the media can influence them through two different channels.