Sentence examples for the common attitude from inspiring English sources

In Nasiriya, the common attitude was grief for the Italians and support for the occupation forces.

"The common attitude is 'when in doubt, throw it out,"' he said.

"The common attitude is, 'If you ignore it, it will go away.' " But usually, the story doesn't go away.

This author shrewdly proposes that "doing my own thing" was the common attitude, turning Republican when it infiltrated the Sun Belt.

The Palestinian quest for U.N. recognition is now widely debated across the United States, with the common attitude in Washington being total uncertainty about its direction and implications.

I quote [President] Jean-Claude Juncker of the European Union, who says, "We know the right thing to do, but we don't know how to get re-elected if we've done it". And that's the common attitude of politicians.

Now the interval has diminished, not only because people marry and have children at an earlier age but also because the common attitudes and experiences by which a generation tends to define itself have come to vary so widely in so short a span of time.

What makes up a culture is not simply works of art (or literary discourse), but the unwritten codes, the rituals and gestures, and the common attitudes that fix the public meaning of these works and organise the inner life of a society.

Each soul has its share of genius, and genius has boldness in it and a core of imagination intended to transcend the common attitudes and collective patterns.

"I attempt to extract from those people and their stories the common attitudes and practices they have when it comes to savvy money management and life," Yeager wrote in an email to Huff/Post50.

The common attitudes of trauma specialists and police managers both responsive, action oriented practitioners were evident in the mature partnership.