Sentence examples for general attitudes of from inspiring English sources

Although there is little information about the general attitudes of Japanese people towards food and meals, eating alone is generally considered pitiable.

In a 2003 policy document, for example the general attitudes of various stakeholders were described in the following way.

Previous researches have mainly used these dimensions as general attitudes of individuals towards traveling, and then examined their relationship with the built environment.

This attitude, says Jon Savage, mirrors the general attitudes of punks towards the Silver Jubilee, for whom those celebrations induced feelings of "boredom, of irritation bordering on hostility".

We conducted a multi-center, prospective questionnaire study to determine the general attitudes of health care professionals (HCPs) in Malaysia towards family presence (FP) to witness ongoing medical procedures during resuscitation.

The results of this study reveal that the general attitudes of nurses towards computerization were positive.

There was a general attitude of people treading their own path and pursing their own ends.

But, he added, "there's a general attitude of just enjoying the spectacle".

He says he is upset by a general "attitude of inaction," calling it "typically Portuguese".

"There is also a change in the general attitude of the public," she added.

So there was a lot of criticism of the general attitude of the police in the banlieues.