Sentence examples for previous attitudes from inspiring English sources

The country's previous experience with the United States as an ally in the cold war, he said, had left the public "not very happy" and needing to "wash off their previous attitudes".

A more off-message director might have wanted to contrast the rugby victory with Mandela's troubled home life; or perhaps wonder aloud about the previous attitudes of Pienaar's family; or even put the Springboks' sole black player, Chester Williams, much closer to the centre of the movie.

This represented a significant change from previous attitudes to online customer feedback, when a customer who created a Facebook page to protest at spending hundreds of euros for her family's boarding passes to be reissued was derided as "so stupid" by O'Leary for her "fuck-up".

Consider the "my-side bias" – our tendency to be highly selective in the information we collect so that it reinforces our previous attitudes.

Among the traits included in the description, there is particularly one that has direct bearing on our study, which is that of taking into account the learners' previous attitudes and beliefs in the process of knowledge construction.

One of Schacter's seven sins is bias -- including a tendency to recall our previous attitudes (for example, political opinions) as more consistent with our current beliefs than they actually were.

A previous attitude of "advising caution" has been upgraded to a total ban by head coach Graham Henry.

This represents a radicalization of Trump's own previous attitude to violence at his rallies, where Trump happily ginned up his public's hostility for non-white protesters while making nominal calls (mostly ignored) that they not be hurt.

Intervening between the stimulus and the response is the learner's total conscious structure, made up of the results of experience, previous teaching, attitudes, and his own capacity to comment upon and edit his own response.

He entered the record books in 1957 by conducting the longest filibuster ever on the Senate floor, a speech that lasted 24 hours and 18 minutes, in an effort to block a civil-rights act.Unlike Mr Maddox, Mr Thurmond saw the way events were going and later started to take blacks on to his staff, back them for federal judgeships and generally abandon his previous racial attitudes.

In the professionals with previous training, attitudes toward reporting to authorities rather than education were also observed.