Sentence examples for reflected attitudes from inspiring English sources

The Corporation also formed and reflected attitudes towards another institution that marked British exceptionalism: the monarchy.

Obama's words pointed to possible deeds; even his most high-flown abstractions reflected attitudes that made their way, however altered by contingency or by faintness of heart, into the work of governance.

Up-to-date immunisation status reflected attitudes toward adult immunisation; 87.1 91.5% of HCPs agreed or strongly agreed that it was important to receive all recommended adult vaccinations (table 2) compared to only 57.5% of the general public (table 3).

This study demonstrated no significant post intervention changes in CPG knowledge, and only one question that reflected attitude change.

"My biggest challenge was to alter the Presidents' expressions to make them reflect attitudes of consternation".

That sentence, Mr. Slotnick said, in part reflects attitudes since the financial crisis.

The message concerns the many ways that depictions of the Virgin Mary reflect attitudes toward birth, faith, marriage and mortality.

But RAI too uses veline, and both networks reflect attitudes in society as much as create them.

"My biggest challenge was to alter the Presidents' expressions to make them reflect attitudes of consternation," Blitt remarked in February.

Explain how the items reflect attitudes, trends, tastes and events of each ten year-period in American history.

His call for a settlements freeze reflects attitudes that have been building in America for a long time.