Sentence examples for gradual attitude from inspiring English sources

Organizers of events and exhibitions such as Journey of Psychotics hope to encourage a gradual attitude change.

They need to be made aware of how "gradual, abusive attitudes" develop.

Studies show a gradual change in attitude.

Part of this gradual change of attitude is attributable to his detailed study of scriptural texts (especially the Pauline letters), as well as his immersion in both the daily affairs of his monastic community and the rather focused sorts of controversies that confronted the Church in the fourth and fifth centuries.

Watching Hazlett's facial expressions is a hoot in itself as she conveys the character's gradual shifts in attitude toward the other three people in what becomes a grown-up playpen, where battle lines are drawn between couples and, eventually, between the sexes.

I am aware of the gradual change in attitude of many practitioners.... Having required a lot of surgical medical care in the last six years, I am happy to benefit from the advances in surgery but not happy in the total (art) of patient care.

Evaluations of public educational programs in developed- and developing countries dealing with prejudice reveal that the media images of the epidemic gradually become more positive and informative leading to a gradual shift in attitudes among health care workers.

A gradual shift in attitudes is leading more victims to report crimes and seek justice.

The overall cause for optimism is a gradual change in attitudes.

He theorized that the quality of adjustment depended on the gradual coalescence of attitudes and social characteristics of the husband and wife.

But it was also the beginning of a gradual change in the attitude of the Federal government towards the GDR, and as such also towards communism.