Sentence examples for shift of attitudes from inspiring English sources

"I called those years 'my angry young woman' days," she wrote in a comment to The Times, adding that India now needs a cultural shift of attitudes.

Some say this generational shift of attitudes is the real root of the Arab revolutions of 2011, and may be their most lasting legacy.

But it is also unmistakably part of a generational shift of attitudes, a belief especially potent among South Korea's young that the country can manage its own affairs, and do it better than its longtime protector has lately.

The Swinging 80s had been a tumultuous period of transition from a nation of makers into one of servants, when a seismic shift of attitudes wrenched many levers of power away from the over-40s who decided the nation's fate.

Most young British-born Muslims reject the view that married women should stay at home while their husbands go to work, marking a shift of attitudes from older generations of Muslims in the UK, according to a report by a thinktank.

But I think there is an irreversible shift of attitude under way here.

And here, perhaps, is the final thing that should happen in 2015: a shift of attitude.

A friend and supporter of Vesalius, he joined him in a vigorous assault on the principles of the classic Greek anatomist Galen, which resulted in a shift of attitude essential to the development of Renaissance medicine.

While it has been great to see a real shift of attitude in Washington towards the Muslim world – and, unrealised goals aside, there is no reason to believe this has changed – perhaps it is more realistic for those involved in conflicts in the region to not depend on others to lead the charge in solving their problems.

The BBC's Pumza Fihlani in Johannesburg says the apology makes a shift of attitude from Lonmin.

The point to be of great importance here is that the researchers witnessed a gentle shift of attitude in the practitioners deeds and behaviors throughout the present study.