Sentence examples for of a changing attitude from inspiring English sources

"It's indicative of a changing attitude".

Signs of a changing attitude under Iran's new leader have been coming thick and fast.

Signs of a changing attitude under Iran's new leader have been coming thick and fast in recent days.

And he also tentatively suggests the decisions may be early signs of a changing attitude towards international law.The court's rulings on prisoners were rooted in American precedent and legal practices.

Mr. Staats, 30, who has a wife and two children to support, is emblematic of a changing attitude toward the music business, molded in recent years by layoffs, consolidation and canceled contracts with musicians.

The slow erosion of the suit as the definitive sartorial marker of rule and responsibility is indicative of a changing attitude toward the very nature of work itself.

For students of the Victorian era, the sanitary reform movement of the 19th century reflected a changing attitude toward garbage, and a broader shift in the individual's relationship to society.

It is risky to ascribe the views of a judge to the president who appointed him or her, but the split in the Federal Circuit may indicate a changing attitude of Democrats toward patent holders.

Lars Hansen, the former head of Theater L.A., said he senses a changing attitude toward theater in Los Angeles.

It is targeting those aged from 31 to 50 as part of a "changing attitudes" campaign.

It's a specialised, particularly nasty, version of a wider, changing attitude to welfare.