Sentence examples for strange attitudes from inspiring English sources

Our strange attitudes about atheism warp our politics and our laws.

"I encountered a lot of strange attitudes being back in Yorkshire," he told a newspaper last week.

By Lawrence M. Krauss February 18, 2016 Americans' strange attitudes about atheism warp our country's politics and our laws.

Our peculiar relationship with sleep is, Morgan suggests, "an extension of our rather strange attitudes to our bodies.

It is cheap and tacky and visually repugnant and our hosts, Dan and Gabriel, display quite strange attitudes towards...well, everything really.

As a result of his stay in Rome, his works were enriched with elements such as violent perspective vanishing points or strange attitudes struck by the figures with their repeated twisting and turning and tempestuous gestures; all elements of Mannerism.

"I didn't want to hurt Sam with my strange attitude about roommates," Ms. Schussel said.

"They have a very strange attitude when you call about something.

"I feel that chiropractors do have a strange attitude towards the safety of their interventions.

An officer close to the police inquiry said the student had shown "a strange attitude".

And Amazon is a company with a very strange attitude to profit: it doesn't seem to like it.