Sentence examples for some attitudes of from inspiring English sources

Yes, as a 1976 interview shows, he eventually questioned some attitudes of the 60's left, but the fact is that, as we see in a 1963 interview, he questioned many of them almost before there was a 60's left.

In Principia Ethica he remarked casually that we "hardly ever" think something good without having some attitude of will towards it, but he denied that this is true universally (131, 135-6).

This may contrast with some modern attitudes of physicians regarding excessive equipment-based care.

But many Afghans are angry at the way in which this aid is being misused and resentful at some of the patronising attitudes of some foreigners.

"After watching these shows for some time, I felt the attitudes of some of the characters were beginning to influence me," the poster wrote.

I don't remember having that feeling back in the day: King was a master of the hatefully-likeable protagonist, and some of the attitudes of his characters in the early novels err on the side of uncomfortable.

Some of these attitudes of men were attributed to engagement of men in the sensitisation conducted by NGOs.

However, there was some variation in attitudes of local people towards CWDs according to region and urban-rural residence.

In some contexts, the attitudes of health providers to abortion were relative to the marital status of the women [ 22].

Single item measures for evaluating some complex factors (attitudes of partner/parents/friends, etc), may not be sufficiently sensitive or reliable to measure the intended predictor.

It seems Barack Obama got into some trouble over some unseemly remarks about the fears and attitudes of some of the middle class.