Sentence examples for progressed attitudes from inspiring English sources

Yet as feminism has progressed, attitudes towards the role of women in orthodox Judaism have lagged behind.

As the 20th century progressed, attitudes changed toward the political correctness of such exhibitions and this caused the decline of the sideshow.

Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland believes widespread condemnation of Gayle over his "inappropriate" comments to McLaughlin are an indication of how far cricket has progressed in attitudes toward women.

But as the season progressed, his attitude slowly changed, if only in private.

Her co-star, Leslie Howard, was initially dismissive of her, but as filming progressed his attitude changed and he subsequently spoke highly of her abilities.

As the century progressed, the public attitude was that a cemetery should fill a larger purpose than merely a place of internment.

Price, Price, Williams and Hoffenberg [ 8] examined changes in medical students' attitudes as they progressed through their medical course, where attitudes were defined by the assessment of the ethical principles.

The survey began by probing physicians' familiarity with cognitive enhancement in healthy persons, and then progressed to assess physician attitudes towards patients' cognitive health.

As part of the Lab in a Lorry project in the UK, Barmby et al. (2008) examined student attitudes as they progressed from Years 7 to 9, with follow-up interviews regarding students' self-reported plans for future participation in science.

For many Americans, the course of current events, at home and abroad, has engendered an attitude that has progressed beyond cynicism into a wondering disgust and on into a blazing anger in search of an outlet.

Yet I contend that it would be hard to deny that whatever the reality on the ground, and however that reality has or hasn't shifted - and I would aver that there has been much progress - attitudes have fundamentally changed.