Sentence examples for neutral attitudes from inspiring English sources

Undecided Republicans are twice as likely as other Republicans to say they favor gay marriage (40 percent), twice as likely to express positive or neutral attitudes toward African-Americans (31 percent), and only half as likely to deny the existence of global warming (23 percent).

The two groups have the same neutral attitudes about the effects of cell phone use on their driving safety.

Another interviewee, Yanyan, held more neutral attitudes to placing elderly parents in institutions and indicated that she would make arrangements based on the elders' own choices.

In research conducted by Franciosi (2016), despite faculty acknowledging the beneficial impact of games on student motivation, they nevertheless, remain doubtful about the effectiveness of games in learning outcomes, thus resulting in neutral attitudes.

He is a boy of neutral attitudes with whom the audience can identify; in this respect, he represents the everyman.

Scores between 51 and 67 represent neutral attitudes.

Even an apparently neutral attitude by the rest of society to the act can push unhappy people over the edge, which is why newspapers don't publish details and often avoid the word itself when reporting death.

Users had a neutral attitude towards electronic record keeping.

One-third held a neutral attitude and one-third disagreed with the statement.

The outcome of the survey also showed consumer's neutral attitude towards food safety.

(d) Value-neutrality: knowers have an "objective" stance toward what is known when they adopt an evaluatively neutral attitude toward it.