Sentence examples for pervasive attitude from inspiring English sources

There is pressure to address pain, and a pervasive attitude that everything is fixable.

On the other is a pervasive attitude that alternative-powertrain cars must project a greener-than-thou image through a distinctive, unmistakeable silhouette.

He chalked up the neglect of these pieces to the pervasive attitude at the time that they were only by-products of the real artwork: the final movie.

In all these matters, there is a pervasive attitude: that to follow the law is to be weak in the face of terrorism.

Dr Isaac's views are less representative of government policy than of a pervasive attitude among Tanzania's political classes that would blame poor people for their poverty.

Mencken suggested that this pervasive attitude stemmed from the unrealistic hopes vested in democracy itself, which he said "came into the world as a cure-all and... remains primarily a cure-all to this day".

These pervasive attitudes increase the risk of burnout and can negatively affect engagement and work quality.

Survivor Mickey Schulz wrote that when a fellow student raped her, it was such pervasive attitudes that prevented her from reporting it.

It is time to re-educate the police on their place in a free society and put an end to the pervasive attitudes of suspicion and entitlement that the Charlie Hebdo story reveals.

Online comments often come from the least reasonable readers, but these still reflect pervasive attitudes – that women in sport have nothing to offer, that their presence can only be a token gesture, that there's no value in the full range of voices.

"One of the pervasive attitudes that we found when we started the program was: 'Why should you give a child a book when they don't know how to read yet?' Changing that mentality is one of the real accomplishments of the project," Ericson said.