Sentence examples for true attitudes from inspiring English sources

True, attitudes are changing.

In the later stages of campaigning the gloves were off, and an increasingly strident BJP exposed their true attitudes.

Von Trier treats Kidman as if she were a dumb whore, which may be more indicative of his true attitudes than anything he says.

It was a window into the true attitudes of what has become a party of the wealthy, by the wealthy, and for the wealthy, a party that considers the rest of us unworthy of even a pretense of respect.

Apply the tried and true attitudes of the cautious investor and then add another soupçon of caution.

Participants rated items from both racial attitude and social desirability scales in terms of the amount of pressure they would feel to respond in a particular way regardless of their true attitudes.

And he recognizes that society's true attitude is to judge poverty the severest of crimes.

The UNHCR High Commissioner Antonio Guterres said the international community needed to assume "a true attitude of burden-sharing".

Head Start, which provides preschool programs to poor families, is a prime example of the Senate committee's true attitude toward evidence-based decision-making.

Personally, I thought Abbott's true attitude to Indigenous people, and that of many of his colleagues, was summed up when the UN special rapporteur, professor James Anaya, visited Australia in 2009 and was shocked at what he saw.

And yet he gave us the best, and I imagine his true attitude toward us — toward the lot of us — was one of gentle dismay, of a kind of tenderness and a kind of helplessness in the face of the fact of the worlds that separated our minds from his, a bemused acceptance of what fate had dealt him: American college girls.