Sentence examples for predominant attitudes from inspiring English sources

When we use the term "culture" we are referring to the predominant attitudes, language and behavior of individuals in a group.

It can surprise someone habituated by our media capital's predominant attitudes to breathe the very different air of the nation's real capital -- and register Washingtonians' more broadly vibrating antennae.

We identified the predominant attitudes of healthcare professionals working in such settings, the safety climate of hospitals in Korea, and differences between Korea and other countries.

This has been the predominant attitude in Britain throughout my lifetime.

The predominant attitude seems to be: 'We stole it fair and square.

The predominant attitude seemed to be the wait-and-see stance expressed by many, including the Rev. Al Sharpton.

The predominant attitude was what in the 20th century became known as isolationism.

For Halloween 2013, the predominant attitude in pitches for candy, costumes, toys and other merchandise is more trick than treat — somewhat surprising, given the lingering qualms about the economy and the effects of the government shutdown.

Despite its mandatory character, the predominant attitude towards EA is quite positive.

Looking back at the screening, the predominant attitude was "feeling grateful for being made aware," but some adolescents and parents also expressed "ambivalent feelings about personal benefits".

Take a good look at the predominant attitude about speed being good.