Sentence examples for present-day attitude from inspiring English sources

In the case of Shaquille O'Neal, four-time NBA champion and three-time NBA Finals MVP, his beginnings were humble, and so is his present-day attitude.

While present-day attitudes and methods of care are huge strides away from these earlier days, there's still a long way to go.

Ophüls is a liberal ironist whose challenging investigation of the historical record and present-day attitudes serves, especially, to undercut certainties, to foster a constructive skepticism regarding ideological verities and formulaic affirmations.

Arthur Molella contends that the 1900 world's fair in Paris has shaped our present-day attitudes toward technology He recalls Henry Adam's reflections at the time.

Spary's book not only provides us with great information to understand the development of a cuisine that is still among the most prestigious worldwide, but also elicits reflections to our present-day attitudes about food, dietary choices, and their connections to much larger social issues.

"They are really about present-day attitudes.

We chat to Jason Donald, who's been teaching English in Addis, and ask him about present-day students' attitude to politics.

It points out that the present-day prevailing attitude (that Anne was "the prime cause and mover of the Reformation") could be a sweeping overstatement.

That two intelligent commentators should reach such radically disparate conclusions points to an abiding problem at the heart of "Klinghoffer": its pensive, ambivalent attitude toward present-day issues about which a great many people feel no ambivalence whatsoever.

The deputy head of the Israeli military has been forced to backtrack after appearing to compare some attitudes in present-day Israel to "nauseating trends" in 1930s Germany.

Early writings of Bertolt Brecht, who has reached canonical status in present-day Shakespearean performance studies, depict a comparable attitude towards Shakespeare's body of work.