Sentence examples for of common attitudes from inspiring English sources

Sessions were designed to elicit IRB-member perceptions of common attitudes and beliefs of Batswana (the people of Botswana) towards the collection and use of HBS for research and to gauge member knowledge and attitudes about these issues.

Yet Nietzsche could not embrace the view that the flourishing of "higher men" will appeal to "our tendency" to admire such men or to any sort of "common" attitude, given the logic of his critique of morality.

This is one of the most common attitudes with screenwriters.

He held an extreme version of a common attitude among white Australians of his generation toward native people.

The cultural context in question is one where Chinese parents have high expectations of their children, and most parents and schools place very considerable emphasis on academic achievement [ 42], probably because of the common attitude, held by parents and by most of their children, that academic achievement is related to a better career and a brighter future.

Smaller groups tended to meet in a member's house, over coffee and biscuits, enjoying, Julian Symons has written, "the warm sense of shared feelings and common attitudes that keeps all minority movements together".

The common attitudes of trauma specialists and police managers both responsive, action oriented practitioners were evident in the mature partnership.

Ruddick (1988) calls this 'joint self-deception.' On a larger-scale, sharing common attitudes, large segments of a society might deceive themselves together.

Each soul has its share of genius, and genius has boldness in it and a core of imagination intended to transcend the common attitudes and collective patterns.

They also find that self-identified "middle stratum" is more stable and more easily form of common social attitudes and behavioral preferences (Li and Zhang 2008).

His website, Sikhtoons, regularly features pointed commentary on the hypocrisy of common American attitudes towards people of color and religious minorities.