Sentence examples for harsh attitudes from inspiring English sources

"And invisible too, given their closets, and the sometimes harsh attitudes of gay and straight counterparts".

To be fair, in Hitchcock's day harsh attitudes to mental illness pervaded not just films but society as a whole.

For the first time, the league said, anti-Israel feelings are being translated into harsh attitudes about Jews in general.

How delighted the critics of such harsh attitudes must be to see that the president has now come around to their way of thinking.

While producing hip-hop records in the early 90s, Kölsch struggled with the harsh attitudes of the genre.

Given the situation and the needs of transgender young people, one cannot but wonder why such punitive and harsh attitudes exist.

Obama's harsh attitude reflects frustration that, on his watch, the problem has got measurably worse.

It was in response to this harsh attitude that positive thinking arose — among mystics, lay healers and transcendentalists — in the 19th century, with its crowd-pleasing message that God, or the universe, is really on your side, that you can actually have whatever you want, if the wanting is focused enough.

Legal claims aside, this is the type of harsh attitude and hostility Goldberg must deal with.

A jewelry shop owner was surprisingly candid with journalists, considering Gadhafi's harsh attitude toward dissent.

Gurvey also began to understand how his harsh attitude would prevent him from truly being open to the possibility of love and finding someone to share his life with -- something he desperately wanted.