Sentence examples for transform attitudes from inspiring English sources
"transform attitudes" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You could use it to describe a desired effect of a program or initiative, for instance, "The goal of this program is to transform attitudes and improve relations between the two groups."
"The Paralympic aim is to challenge stereotypes and transform attitudes and redefine the boundaries of possibility," Ms Smith said.
Yet there is an understanding that he has a large task to transform attitudes among his players after two years under the stewardship of Louis van Gaal.
The gallery is set to transform attitudes again with a "reimagined version of the museum" that opens next summer with a new 10-storey extension.
They will create a major new city centre at the heart of the planned Thames Gateway metropolis; and they could transform attitudes to health, fitness and wellbeing by improving access to sports.
Peter and the others travelling to Washington hope to be at the forefront of a movement that seeks to transform attitudes and inspire change in the UK, and globally.
The media has an incredible ability to use its power for good and transform attitudes towards trans people - but also has the ability to perpetuate negative stereotypes and cause harm".
They were to work together for more than three decades, publishing a range of landmark books and transforming attitudes to sex and sexuality.
He admitted that there "is still a long way to go" in terms of transforming attitudes towards disability around the world.
The Royal Shakespeare Company's work with schools, training teachers to teach Shakespeare performance, showed remarkable results: performing a play transformed attitudes to both Shakespeare and to school.
Public debate over the problem intensified after the 2011 uprising, with activists and lawyers saying they see progress in transforming attitudes and more harassers being jailed.
But just as technology companies have transformed attitudes about stock price valuations and the track record that a company should have before going public, so have they blown through the old guidelines on options.
