Sentence examples for historical attitudes from inspiring English sources

These performances have depicted historical attitudes to disability.

Up to this point, historical attitudes toward exercise had varied, according to Hayes.

"The actors just loved leaping into historical attitudes, which was a critical part of the process," Ivan Schwartz said.

Hiller's J.Street Project is a deeply complex study: one keeps coming back to what has disappeared, and what lingers, not just of a missing diaspora, but also historical attitudes to the presence of Jews in Germany over centuries.

The book examines the changing historical attitudes toward each of these figures (e.g., Jefferson as august founding father versus Jefferson as slaveholding hypocrite) to show how conveniently stories are reinterpreted to suit different eras.

Concerns about client confidentiality and historical attitudes that saw families as part of the problem are also an issue, as they have led to a tendency to exclude relatives from the treatment process.

General Musharraf announced "unprecedented flexibility" in Pakistan's historical attitude toward Kashmir by saying that the United Nations resolutions calling for a plebiscite on its future "could be set aside in the interests of a realistic compromise".

It is argued that analysis of historical cultural attitudes to the fluvial landscape, in which extreme events sometimes occurred, may provide evidence of such adaptation and resilience by societies of the past.

63 In some cases, it appeared that historical negative attitudes towards families had not shifted.

Ten years later Shaw highlighted as a feature of the "Bayreuth style" the "intolerably old-fashioned tradition of half rhetorical, half historical-pictorial attitudes and gestures", and the characteristic singing, "sometime tolerable, sometimes abominable".

For this is only partly an historical study of attitudes to the dead.