Sentence examples for frontier attitude from inspiring English sources

Women's role in Texas is not to appear smarter than men; she must not flirt because the frontier attitude, which still prevails, is opposed to it.

As South Korea moves towards the technological frontier, such attitudes will have to change.

In the 1990s the Far East fell into neglect and became one of Russia's more dysfunctional regions, where, as once in America's west, a bandit capitalism imbued locals with the rather un-Russian spirit of frontier self-reliance.This attitude, combined with geographical isolation from the capital, explains the region's feisty and independent politics.

Frontier living is frontier living.

It is a true reflection of frontier history and of current attitudes that no mention is made of Logan being black.

Wary of entering the region's frontier war, Horatio maintained a conciliatory attitude to the Aborigines.

The western is no longer the western; we've changed our attitude towards the Indians, the frontier, the open spaces.

An attitude of testing towards an optimized frontier creates a deliberate and repeatable acquisition channel.

As Harman says: "Changing attitudes towards older women is the new frontier for public policy".

A sprinkling of historians touch on shifting cultural attitudes and the enduring appeal of the frontier woman, but the movie is clearly torn between femme-fatale pride and contempt for the gun industry's tackier sales tactics.

The adventures Ms. Cho recounts with the cheerfully unruffled attitude of an intrepid pioneer reporting back from the frontier include experiences with both sexes and an experimental foray into ritualized sadomasochism.