Blichfeld and Sinclair argue that High Maintenance is representative of shifting attitudes to the drug.
It shifted attitudes to the first world war and was counterpoint to jaunty songs and hideous battle statistics.
It time-hops between 1958 and the present – with Kaye Campbell set to update the play for added currency – to examine society's shifting attitudes to homosexuality.
Montaigne's thought processes and his shifting attitudes to his sources, his sudden frisks from what he has experienced to what he has read and back again, these are what the Essays are.
The survey's conclusions seem, however, to reflect not only shifting attitudes to what constitutes a moral failing, which are to be expected, but also the decline of "integrity" as a valued part of the British identity and a source of national pride.
The movement is part of a growing openness and shifting attitudes to the end of life, reflected in the emergence of death doulas, civil celebrants conducting funerals; alternatives to conventional, religious-based funerals; online forums; debate about end of life care; and assisted suicide.
One of the early victories of the DWU was to shift attitudes by refusing to use the colloquial term velaikaari, or servant.
"We find that with a different number of groups, it does seem to shift attitudes related to bystander behavior," Banyard said.
It is unclear whether the attack on Saturday will do anything to shift attitudes about guns in this state.
So to have Clare Balding, out and proud and in a civil partnership, presenting sports programmes and living the life as one of Britain's most popular personalities must help to shift attitudes in sport and beyond.
