Sentence examples for fundamental attitudes from inspiring English sources

But Obama's first book is valuable in the way that it reveals his fundamental attitudes of mind and spirit.

Beginning in the late 18th century, two fundamental attitudes developed in matters related to the separation of church and state.

Odyssey shuns demographics and instead categorizes consumers along the lines of their fundamental attitudes, giving them funny names like New Enthusiasts and Old Liners.

"The public continues to be more evenly divided in fundamental attitudes about whether it is more important to control gun ownership or to protect the right of Americans to own guns," Pew's report said.

Labour now needs to go away and rethink fundamental attitudes about the relationship between state and individual Where the Liberal Democrats and the Tories can combine in instant savings and a reduction of state and local government surveillance, as well as the restoration of some rights, is in a 'great repeal bill', which both parties have mooted in one form or another.

Nick Donatiello, the head of a San Francisco market-research company called Odyssey, says that the black box -- along with related technologies like the Internet -- makes it likely that ads will be tailored not to outward characteristics but to the more fundamental attitudes of the consumer.

Understanding peoples' attitudes about whether states of being should be considered diseases elucidates fundamental underlying attitudes and thus can inform social discourse regarding a number of contentious public policy issues.

What is our fundamental attitude toward poverty?

Our fundamental attitude to the American plans has not changed".

The real challenge is to change our fundamental attitude toward health care.

That his policy had changed there is no doubt, but his fundamental attitude remained the same.