Sentence examples for robust attitudes from inspiring English sources

Further findings suggest that patients, being raised in a paternalistic environment like Croatia's, do not quickly adopt more robust attitudes regarding autonomy and privacy.

Could this have engendered a robust attitude to language?

Trefil takes a pretty robust attitude to questions like these.

If they had taken a robust attitude from the beginning, it might have reduced the destruction.

The Swedes have a robust attitude to wildlife, allowing hunting but encouraging conservation.

It would be true to say that Israel has always taken a robust attitude towards reprisals.

His statements on raids into Pakistan also suggest a robust attitude towards rules about sovereignty.

A Napolitano cabinet would take a more robust attitude to reforms than Mario Monti, but in the same vein.

This woman shared my own robust attitude to 'whiplash', it seemed, and announced it would go away in a while.

"And I think the BBC wanted to make an example of someone to show a new robust attitude to accountability".

During the debate, Lord Beecham said of the justice secretary, Ken Clarke: "[He] hails from Nottingham and displays the same robust attitude to justice of that City's legendary sheriff".