Sentence examples for retrograde attitude from inspiring English sources

"Why should Lazar be governed by my rules?" he asks himself after Mr. Kamzoil has expressed what he sees as an objectionable, retrograde attitude.

But you'll pay a steep price for this retrograde attitude.

Between the heavy-handed lines, director Adrian Popovici provides telling glimpses of a provincial, aggressively retrograde attitude toward women and the seedy nightclubs where they're preyed on.

Others complained of retrograde attitudes among both men and women even though they are theoretically able to be peers.

Initially Post was not convinced that women should vote, but she later apologized for her retrograde attitudes.

The movie revels "in its dumb gags and retrograde attitudes," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times in March.

That sense of possibility, along with the retrograde attitudes bound up with it, formed Remi's terroir.

The API's plan is a remarkable document, a distillation of all the retrograde attitudes that have gotten newspapers into their current, terrible fix.

Such attempts to undermine her credibility show how much more work needs to be done to eliminate retrograde attitudes toward women in the military.

Tehelka, which in April exposed the retrograde attitudes of scores of police officers toward crimes against women, dwells on India's response in a piece titled "The Rapes Go On.

The film, which starts out on a note of Buñuelian surrealist farce, quickly becomes a curdled burlesque, in which Mr. Blier's once-daring sexual politics are shown to have putrefied into a turgid stew of retrograde attitudes, like a nursing-home edition of Maxim.