Sentence examples for softer attitude from inspiring English sources

But New York's Catholics, while admiring the pope and O'Connor, mostly ignore their teaching on contraception, and many would like a softer attitude to gays and women priests.

So, too, is Mr. Kors, whose spring collection was sweet, sunny and concise, about a "summer romance … a softer attitude … the juxtaposition of sportif and romantic …" and several other similar things.

I'm not saying that every angry person can be reached or so easily converted to having a softer attitude or position.

"What I do here is more important".Some of his seminarians have softer attitudes to the Vatican, but they insist that the church's social message is secondary: spirituality comes first.

This soft attitude is fostered by the inclusion of a svelte cat or cats in many of the paintings.

But his controversial exit barely a year later amid deteriorating relations with the press and the liberal intelligentsia's attacks on the government's distinctly soft attitude towards Islamic fundamentalists, as witnessed by its retreat over a promised repeal of Pakistan's blasphemy laws five months ago, suggests that conservative generals may be gaining the upper hand.

The objectives are : to improve the reality orientation, to reduce the behavioural consequences of his delusion with a safe management, to prevent disorders with behavioural strategies, to help the caregiver and the cure staff to get a soft attitude, to promote the expression of the patients' suffering by psychotherapeutic or mediation approaches.

On 21 December 2011, in an interview with National Post, he criticized US support for royal dictatorships in the region and contrasted the hard attitude shown towards Syria and Libya with the soft attitude towards allies.

Rather, we will introduce a general distinction between hard and soft attitudes, distinction mainly developed in dynamic epistemic logic (van Benthem 2011), which proves useful in understanding the various philosophical issues raised by epistemic game theory.

As much as "soft" attitudes are to blame, concern with the Muslim Brotherhood is also a factor in the new negative opinion toward Egypt.

A small modification of these models allows us to model a softer informational attitude.