Sentence examples for grown attitudes from inspiring English sources

As humanity's technological capacity to destroy the planet has grown, attitudes have begun to change.

The event marked a step in Alexander's progress toward Eastern absolutism, and this growing attitude found its outward expression in his use of Persian royal dress.

That growing attitude ultimately will benefit gun-control advocates.

The marked gender shift in G&O is due to the growing attitude, starting in the late 1980s, that women should be treated by female physicians [ 36].

QIDS nurtures the growing attitude that translation of scientific findings from the bedside to the community can be done successfully and raises the bar on project evaluation and the policy-making process.

This study nurtures the growing attitude that translation of scientific findings from the bedside to the community can be done successfully and that we should raise the bar on project evaluation and the policy-making process.

This may be a "grown up" attitude.

Policymakers should have a more "grown up" attitude to transparency and not worry about causing "embarrassment", Francis Maude has told MPs.

As public interest in the Games grew, so attitudes to disability changed, according to a survey conducted by YouGov for Channel 4.

Yet the great Hudson River metropolis is in danger of losing that status because of a growing local attitude that favors the old over the new, stability over growth, the status quo over change and short buildings over tall ones.

The growing critical attitude of Unitarianism coincides historically with the rise of evolutionary theory: especially Darwinism, but also wider theory such as the work of Auguste Comte and Herbert Spencer.