Sentence examples for principles and attitudes from inspiring English sources

Underlying the early expressions of humanism were principles and attitudes that gave the movement a unique character and would shape its future development.

The educated classes widely accepted the principles and attitudes of the Enlightenment, although without the sharp hostility to religion that characterized the French philosophes.

Duties of virtue have fundamentally to do with the ends, principles, and attitudes of agents; they aim to protect each agent's inner freedom; they can be compelled only by the agent herself.

Conservatives now have little in common with the principles and attitudes that the Republican Party used to stand for, which explains why few Republicans express loyalty toward former GOP heroes such as Dwight Eisenhower, Theodore Roosevelt, and Abraham Lincoln.

I have found that while the daily responsibilities of the jobs differ drastically, the principles, beliefs and attitudes are curiously similar.

Studies in the principles of judgements and attitudes: II.

Cultural competence has been defined in terms of the characteristics of organisations and individuals as: "Organisations [that] have a defined set of values and principles, and demonstrate behaviours, attitudes, policies and structures that enable them to work effectively cross-culturally.

Overall, this study has demonstrated that peer-led education is an effective strategy in training junior-level pharmacy students in basic patient safety principles and also improving attitudes towards patient safety.

Łukasiewicz's understanding of Aristotle's syllogistic is based on two specific interpretative principles and a general attitude.

"Cardinal Bernardin always talked about the consistent ethic as both a principle and an attitude," Nairn said.

If Labour's "fight-back" is to result in electoral success, unity around outward-facing and forward-looking principles, attitudes and policies will be essential.