Sentence examples for opposite attitudes from inspiring English sources

Though the teachers perceived the test impact generally similarly across type of school, teachers from both types of school showed opposite attitudes towards fostering students' communicative competence in class, and teaching approaches and materials to listening comprehension.

We identified practitioners with 2 opposite attitudes: those who adapt their prescriptions to patient complaints, and those who prescribe the same treatment whatever the intensity of the complaint.

"Rehabilitation-oriented" would have opposite attitudes.

As he noticed several times in the past, we are often confronted with two opposite attitudes towards prevention, that are well reflected in the conundrums affecting the application of the 'precautionary principle'.

The literature on mobile phones offers an example of the two opposite attitudes : it is interpreted as totally unconvincing by 'hard-line' scientists and as sufficient to guide action by activists who suspect that negative findings are simply the reflection of conflicts of interest and/or poor science.

And I distrust the opposite attitude for the same reason".

A friend had the opposite attitude – once it was out of date, it was in the bin.

The opposite attitude prevails at Punchestown, where they are much more likely to grin at you than block your way and ask to inspect your credentials.

But they take the opposite attitude towards consumer credit, imposing interest-rate caps that stop lenders reaching as many people as they otherwise might.

Positive tendencies concerning education and science have always been dominant in the history of Christianity, even though the opposite attitude arose occasionally during certain periods.

It's also obvious that the opposite attitude prevails when governments or even non-state actors at war want to popularise suicide: then the talk is all of martyrs and heroism.