Sentence examples for improper attitudes from inspiring English sources

Later, at a vespers ceremony, Benedict hinted at the sexual abuse scandal darkening the Roman Catholic Church, telling the bishops of Latin America to pay attention to their priests and offer "paternal admonition in the face of improper attitudes".

"No less fundamental is the need to remain close to your priests; they must never lack the understanding and encouragement of their bishop, nor, if necessary, his paternal admonition in response to improper attitudes," he added.

(Participant 003) Lack of proper communication skills can also create unfavourable working relationships with others and lead to improper attitudes.

Veiled hostility in the letter sees the North accuse the South Korean authorities of maintaining what it sees as an "improper attitude and negative stand".

It's an improper attitude towards violence that reduces the call for shared sacrifice to an ironic, detached gesture of vague "support".

With a maximum of 80 points possible, competitors are scored on things like proper alignment, timing and steadiness of holds, but they can also be marked off for an improper attitude, showing off and unattractive blemishes.

This study highlights provider/service-related health care deficiencies such as lack of privacy, neglect and improper attitude towards patients.

Our institutional based cross-sectional study revealed diabetes related poor health knowledge, improper attitude and poor practice among those who are affected by diabetes in low income country Nepal.

24, 40 This is a result of poor knowledge of, and wrong attitudes to, oral hygiene, as well as improper organization of work or insufficient time.

The importance of medical professionalism has been emphasized in medical education [ 2– 7] because of the misconduct and improper ethical attitudes reported in recent newspaper articles in Korea [ 8– 11].

In conclusion, improper feeding attitudes and behaviors of caregivers due to lack of awareness of internal cues of hunger and satiety may result in rapid weight gain of infants and young children and increase the risk of overweight/obesity in the later life.