Sentence examples for hope attitudes from inspiring English sources

Simmons said: "I hope attitudes to women referees will change in a similar way to feelings about female football commentators.

Remorse, anger and bitterness have to be replaced by gratitude, peace and hope; attitudes of failure must be supplanted by a sense of worth; rationalization has to give way to self-understanding.

This is the rebalancing story, or strategy and in the case of PX, as I have written before, it is postulated not on any kind of "hit and hope" attitude, but a well-argued theory, grounded in the work of Harvard professor Alberto Alesina.

This suggestion formed part of the broader non-realist interpretation of religion, which held that religious beliefs do not refer to putative transcendent realities but are instead expressive of human ideals, desires, hopes, attitudes, and intentions.

In my introduction to him, I said that I hoped attitudes to disability had changed since I was a child in the 1970s when having a disabled father was a rarity.

But are we truly happier?" Todd hopes Attitude will help gay men to tackle that question: "If there is a gay community, we need to look after people who are having a bad time.

There is reason to hope that attitudes may change, thanks in part to a recent reform of the nation's antiquated ethnicity-based citizenship laws.

Many hope these attitudes can be turned around with the City of Culture title.

I hope this attitude will change.

We hope that attitude survives as the parties stake out their positions.

Mr. Sharon is clearly hoping such attitudes will keep resistance to a minimum when Gaza is evacuated.