Sentence examples for popular attitude from inspiring English sources

the crossfire among the rebels," but this isn't a very popular attitude either.

The resultant popular attitude toward artificial intelligence, we argue here, is by turns disdain, grudging acceptance, and fear.

The popular attitude to very brainy people is that they must be, by definition, odd: insular, distracted, almost certainly on the autistic spectrum.

Though I'd submit that if Hollywood has depicted opera in a certain way, that has more reflected a popular attitude than shaped it.

The popular attitude here is that General Giap was the last of the old guard who could bring together the Vietnamese this way — that his death inspired people to exchange their normal, disorderly behavior, in this rapidly developing economy, for quieter and more dignified traditional manners.

Their Hugs and Kisses line of T-shirts bearing slogans like "Little Miss Popular," "Attitude Alert," "Caution: Hot Stuff" and "Don't Blame Me, I Can't Help It if I'm Beautiful" arrived at Gotham in Millburn, Kids at Heart in Livingston and Infinity in Manhattan.

But popular attitudes often remain stubbornly unchanged.

Second, the data do not take popular attitudes into account.

This time last year, the Paralympics brought a change for the better in popular attitudes towards disability.

Popular attitudes are evolving: hard times are making Europeans more price-conscious.

While many forces affect democratic consolidation, popular attitudes are a crucial factor.