And then, like a rubber band springing back into shape, the attitudes largely revert to their old patterns; the cataclysm seems to have little lasting influence.
It continued to shape the attitudes of Hindus in the 20th and 21st centuries, as is evident from the lives of such diverse personalities as the Indian nationalist Bal Gangadhar Tilak and Mahatma Gandhi.
Stevenson claims repeatedly that moral language is used to express a speaker's attitudes or interests or to evoke or otherwise shape the attitudes or interests of others.
Through the linguistic choices they make to represent phenomena, speakers and writers unavoidably shape the attitudes of their audience towards the information being conveyed (Fairclough 2003).
Though they are arguably the most important people in this society, the ones who spark the trends, shape the attitudes and introduce the products that affect all of us, they are rarely seen on the tube.
The assumption underpinning the present study is that the words and structures employed in any text will shape the attitudes, values and behaviours of readers (Luke 2002; Machin and Mayr 2012).
Among the broad concepts of strategic human resources, high performance work systems stand out as reflecting the basic philosophy and practices of strategic human resource management and shape the attitudes, skills and behaviors of staff by discovering and utilizing knowledge, thereby achieving organizational goals (Chen 2009; Collins and Clark 2003).
How the battle in the Gulf unfolds and how the crisis is resolved is likely to have far-reaching consequences for international relations and likely shape the attitudes of small states across the globe.
Admittedly, the codes have not eliminated abuses, but they have helped shape the attitudes and values of those who practice these professions and have increased the trust of those who use their services.
