Sentence examples for fearful attitude from inspiring English sources

Such remarks, illuminated by Jaffa's frank admiration for what he takes to be systems of "irrefutable authority," reveal a fearful attitude toward our expanding world of human differences that distorts Aristotle's understanding of virtue as a communal practice.

The usability of the user interface has been recognized to play a crucial role in overcoming the typical fearful attitude of the cultural heritage community towards 3D graphics.

Although we agree unmarried pregnant women claim victimhood to gain self-respect within rigid social structures, we suggest that women, who take on an obedient and fearful attitude in order to restore a damaged reputation, do not create their own space.

"I remember being a victim of the hateful and fearful attitudes that the One Nation Party promoted.

He wrote that he believed Jabar felt disenfranchised or alienated by society, and that "generalisations and fearful attitudes" would only put more Australians at risk.

'Research has found that young people's exposure to pornography is linked to beliefs that women are sex objects, and to negative and even fearful attitudes towards sex.' NSPCC chief Peter Wanless said: 'The easy availability to children of online pornography, much of it extreme, violent and profoundly degrading, is of deepening concern,' he told the BBC.

We found mothers who were more fearful of being or becoming overweight themselves worried more for their children, although fearful attitudes did not predict restricting a child's eating.

Our study indicates that both patients' and health professionals' fearful attitudes towards palliative care may also play a role in this.

On-going difficulties with accessing ADHD medication was evident, as many perceived fearful attitudes and reluctance amongst pharmacists and GPs towards prescribing; this is in line with findings from a recent review [ 31].

But Mohammed's fearful, adoring attitude toward his employer comes to seem like a miniature parable of life under a dictatorship.

He was also led to reconsider the problem of the relations between the church and modern society and became increasingly convinced of the mistake committed by ecclesiastical authorities in taking a fearful, negative attitude toward the aspirations of the times.