Sentence examples for obscure attitude from inspiring English sources

It criticizes Taiwan's "new leaders" -- Chinese officials refuse to use President Chen Shui-bian's name -- for an "evasive and obscure attitude to the one-China principle".

If this were the case, such outliers might obscure unchanged attitudes or an overall decline in attitudes of the majority of students.

Therefore, the influence of self-efficacy on the association of headache pain severity and depression may have been obscured by attitudes toward medication.

His reaction to Indians remains obscure, but his attitude to women was clear though double-edged.

At present, the relationships among childhood neglect, HPA axis functioning and dysfunctional attitude remain obscure.

In emphasising choice, desire and attitude, ABC obscures the questions that matter, which are about how social obligations and conventions evolve and with what environmental cost.

Driving, fuzzy rhythms grind under Dylan-esque phrasing, with singer Caleb Followill's whiskey-woozy voice and good-time attitude never obscuring his obvious fears.

Reports that the Conservatives have apparently forced a policy change over penalties for the early repayment of student loans further confuses the debate about fairness, and is just a way to obscure the incoherence of their attitude to universities and students.

The depressing details are all polished and in place, though the social message of the piece is finally obscured by its voyeuristic, condescending attitude.

Where there are multiple items they have often been combined into a single measure (Gubernskaya 2010; Liefbroer and Fokkema 2008), a strategy that improves on measurement reliability and facilitates explication but may obscure differences in change across attitudes.

What the coverage obscures is an extraordinary change in attitude of many Microsoft competitors towards Bill's behemoth.