Sentence examples for passage attitudes from inspiring English sources

The fifth chapter, entitled "The Next Generation", is devoted to the place of children within the Pagan community, and deals with ideas of rites of passage, attitudes towards children's sexuality and the extent to which children are involved in rituals.

But after it was suggested that he take a look at some selected passages, his attitude quickly changed.

Brennan said the passage changed his attitude.

(Lunyu 3.13) Some scholars have seen a contradiction between Confucius' reverence for Heaven and what they believe to be his skepticism with regard to the existence of 'the spirits.' But the Analects passages that reveal Confucius' attitudes toward spiritual forces (Lunyu 3.12, 6.20, and 11.11) do not suggest that he was skeptical.

Unlike the largely dry language of submissions by the US and EU, India's contains colourful passages explaining its attitude towards the environment, citing its long tradition of a harmonious relationship between man and nature.

The passage of time has softened attitudes towards the US among the remaining survivors, according to Tsuboi.

It is presented as a natural right of passage for these girls whose attitudes toward sex and sexuality are free from political complexities.

That little passage of play encapsulated their attitude.

Ronald Rychlak, associate dean for academic affairs at the University of Mississippi School of Law, said the passage of time, and changing racial attitudes, have made it hard to conduct a case in which bald facts will decide its outcome.

One uncertainty about the case is how much the passage of time might have changed attitudes about the police since the Louima case first burst into the news during the administration of Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

Of course, in all these passages, Coulter means to deride liberal attitudes, both real (two of those quotations are from Tom Daschle and John Edwards) and invented.