Sentence examples for this attitude mirrors from inspiring English sources
This attitude mirrors the existing uncertainty regarding the various potentialities and indications of palliative care in different conditions and patient groups.
To a degree this attitude mirrored the times: Ralph produced his most influential work in the late 1960s and the 70s, when capitalism in Britain was going through a major crisis.
For Brian, Paqui and a family so affected by breast cancer, their attitude mirrors Brian's reaction when Paqui was first given her "one-in-a-million" diagnosis.
His attitude mirrors the growing pains of surfing as it expands from its original alternative base into the mainstream, while fretting about losing its soul.
Wright's attitude mirrors that of his teammates, who are publicly reluctant to give up hope but are privately resigned to their fate: a third straight postseason without the Mets.
This attitude was mirrored across professional groups, though was more pronounced in accounts by respondents from the medical profession.
He found his attitude mirrored that of French poet Jules Laforgue, and Caulfield illustrated an edition of Laforgue's verse.
The unorthodox time signatures and an anti-everything attitude mirror the discord that made his former band a talisman for hipsters and discerning nerds everywhere – even if quite what it is Moore wishes to challenge isn't always clear.
The comfort factor and sportswear attitude mirror what Chanel showed the world when she cut jersey into jackets around World War I, completely but not overnight replacing the hothouse elegance of the Edwardian woman.
His attitude mirrored everyone else's: it seemed impossible that ISIS, despite occupying positions only thirty minutes away from the city limits, could make any real incursion into the Kurdish stronghold of Erbil.
This attitude, says Jon Savage, mirrors the general attitudes of punks towards the Silver Jubilee, for whom those celebrations induced feelings of "boredom, of irritation bordering on hostility".
