Sentence examples for subsequent attitude from inspiring English sources
In 1578 Farnese fought energetically in the Battle of Gembloux, in which the rebellious Dutch forces were routed, and punished a number of towns with a harshness that contrasts with his subsequent attitude.
Experiments imitating the flight of locust were conducted to determine the mechanism of locust Subsequent Attitude Adjustment (SAA).
York and the band's vocalist, Hayley Williams, wrote the song based on her experience of relocating and the latter's subsequent attitude.
There was no further correspondence between the two, beyond a short conciliatory note from Markham, in February 1901, which read "I can now see things from your point of view, and wish you success"—a sentiment apparently not reflected in Markham's subsequent attitude towards the Scottish expedition.
Finally, we aim to assess the association between socio-demographic variables and the subsequent attitude of medical students towards pharmaceutical companies and their incentives.
Mr. Bernabò said the discovery would force scholars to re-evaluate this significant monument of early Christian art and subsequent attitudes toward it.
Sponsorship ad manipulations were found to impact subjects' perceptions of ad schema congruence as well as their subsequent attitudes towards the sponsorship ads.
Social intimacy, frequent interaction, and social norms all create shared contexts for information sharing and can be used to interpret prior behaviors and attitudes that influence subsequent attitudes and behaviors (Dean and Brass 1985).
In this study we tried to determine the impact of students' evolution-related and creationism-related instruction in high school on students' subsequent attitudes about evolution and creationism in college.
In our studies, we also found that people's beliefs about their physical appearance influenced not only their perceptions of their social class but also their subsequent attitudes toward equality.
Categorization brings to mind knowledge structures, or stereotypes, that shape subsequent attitudes and direct interpersonal interactions [1], [4], [3], [5] [11].
