Sentence examples similar to waning attitude from inspiring English sources
But even among American's hardest-core drunks and addicts that attitude is waning.
"Separatist attitudes are waning," insists the information minister, Bereket Simon, referring to the rebellious Ogaden and Oromo regions.
The 2008 election of Barack Obama as President of the United States resulted in a public discussion that the acting white attitude may be waning, as he represented a model of African-American achievement.
Quisling felt betrayed over this postponement of Norwegian freedom, an attitude that waned only when Hitler eventually committed to a free post-war Norway in September 1943.
Part II describes the waning importance of harmonization of Part III deals with a rather dramatic change in the attitude of the European Court of Justice (ECJ).
The fallout is a sign of Berlusconi's waning influence and the ascendency of Salvini, whose Northern League party has gained traction for its xenophobic attitude towards migrants and the Roma minority.
Little is known about waning.
Business activity is waning.
That commitment is waning.
