Sentence examples for media attitudes from inspiring English sources

The Paralympics have come at a very interesting time though, and have revealed a real dichotomy in public and media attitudes towards disabled people and disability in general.

It also helps viewers imagine the huge range of media, attitudes and ideas that artists bring to bear on subjects touching everyone's life.

And, while one can never legislate for length, I found myself craving more: I wanted to see Kirkwood, having deftly satirised media attitudes to sexuality, taking her argument even further and asking who creates the climate of commercial exploitation and privacy invasion in which we now live.

In an interview with the US TV host Barbara Walters broadcast on Wednesday, Lawrence, 23, star of the Hunger Games and American Hustle, spoke of her concerns over how young people are affected by media attitudes, saying: "Because why is humiliating people funny?" "I get it and I do it too, we all do it," she told Walters.

Whatever Markopolos' reasons, I think it's safe to surmise that his reluctance must to some extent have been based on general feelings he shares with most of the Wall Street/business world about the media, attitudes that run from estrangement and mistrust to just plain ignorance.

In her latest column for BBC Sport Wales, Wales Women's captain Jess Fishlock, who is on loan to Glasgow City from Seattle Reign, looks forward to the next World Cup qualifier against England and reflects on changing media attitudes to the sport.

"The risk could be that something totally unrelated happens but the council (is blamed)... that kind of (media) attitude just adds to people's anxiety".

Therein we see the critical difference between the old media attitude towards content and the new media alternative.

An anonymously written blog post from Saatchi's online gallery sums up the media attitude far better than the articles that have names put to them.

Instead, we're seeing mainstream media's attitudes towards feminine beauty transposed online, to the point where we're airbrushing ourselves.

In contrast to the situation in previous bubble environments, the media's attitudes about the economy, government policy and the markets seem overwhelmingly negative.