It is also possible that members of the subject´s social network are all prone to make the same choice because of shared attitudes on transportation, and this preliminary finding has led us to our further investigation (presented in the later sections).
What linked these architects was not so much a similar approach as a shared attitude: brashness, love of color and strange materials, an eagerness to experiment with unusual shapes.
And a lot of people pretended not to understand what the formula was because they didn't understand it was held together by the glue of a shared attitude...
As Biro (2016, 110) explains, "Language ideologies within the discussion of linguistic landscapes refers to a set of shared attitudes and beliefs of the given community about language or languages".
"The distinctive and widely shared attitudes and beliefs of this generation will slowly, but surely, reshape corporations in its image and end the confrontational and bottom-line oriented world that Boomers and Gen-Xers have created," noted the report authors, Morley Winograd and Michael Hais.
First, he said, the requirement of a representative cross section of the community applies only to the larger panel from which the trial jury is chosen, not to the trial jury itself, and applies only to "distinctive groups" like blacks, women and Mexican-Americans, not to "groups defined solely in terms of shared attitudes" that could impair their performance of their duties as jurors.
Culture, in short, can be viewed as a set of shared attitudes, beliefs, values, goals, and behaviors that characterizes some group of people in a place or time.
Consequently, we assume that the results probably reflect both – on the one hand, individual changes and transitions throughout adolescence, and on the other hand, the development of the class as a group of shared attitudes and values.
As suggested above, the explanation may have much to do with the existence in countries such as the United States and Great Britain of well-established political institutions that permit peaceful change, the presence in the population of widely shared attitudes toward the government, and the existence of basic agreement on the legitimacy of state authority.
On behalf of China and also as an expression of shared attitudes, the communiqué twice vowed opposition to any effort to establish "hegemony" in the AsiaPacific region.
