Sentence examples for language attitude from inspiring English sources

Ageism attitudes are deep-rooted in mankind and are reflected in language, attitude, beliefs, behaviours, and policies (Penson et al 2004).

The reported linguistic landscape of the raters was also investigated to determine its role in predicting language attitudes.

The Lords' committee says too few British students are taking part in schemes designed to encourage movement among students in the EU and blames "monoglot" (speaking just one language) attitudes.

Kalé Dor Kayiko intends to continue research into the language, attitudes, identity, and history of the Erromintxela people in the less well researched provinces of Navarre and the Northern Basque Country.

While this is speculative, environmental effects such as culture are known to affect neural processing (Goh et al. 2007, 2010) and it is therefore conceivable that these historical rivalries shape language attitudes and thereby the perception of accented speakers.

This framework serves as an analytical model to deal with "the way language construes attitude and enables writers/speakers to position themselves evaluatively with respect to the viewpoints of potential respondents and other speakers/writers" (White and Thomson 2008: 10).

The language, the attitude and the representation of women come from the street.

This language and attitude flies in the face of my faith.

That kind of fit also describes Mr. Standing's comfort with the language and attitude of Coward.

For me, perhaps the most fascinating aspect of all this is how offensive their language and attitude seem today.

And he joked about his foul-mouthed alter-ego saying that the Doctor "certainly would not put up with any of Malcolm's language or attitude".