Sentence examples for widespread attitude from inspiring English sources
A young woman called Liv, who works in the commune's hardware warehouse, articulates a widespread attitude towards the drug dealers.
The defensive modifications to our city's ledges seem at odds with the widespread attitude of the local population.
There is a widespread attitude towards the left that criticises it for failing to deliver a viable, reliable alternative.
People like Lori Swadley and the Hope Dealer women and John Aldis must combat a widespread attitude of "Leave 'em lie, let 'em die".
"The court didn't go along with a quite widespread attitude, and an argument of the defense, that women in this line of business, women who are not virgins, deserve what they get," said Zhang Rongli, a professor of law at the China Women's University.
For, according to Anita Brookner, the old certitudes had been given a mighty knock by the social changes expressed in the French Revolution; and a widespread attitude of scepticism towards them became, for many romantic artists, as indispensable a component of artistic amour-propre as the rock star's look of surly self-obsession.
The results of the Euro RSCG survey found fairly widespread attitudes that offline rules don't apply online.
That tells us a great deal about widespread attitudes a century ago, but surely we have come a very long way since then... haven't we?
I should like to be cautiously optimistic that we can – but only if the nascent intellectual forces moving the world towards new ways of thinking and acting [ 26] can be transformed into more widespread attitudes among citizens, governments and multinational organisations.
Obama was expressing a widespread liberal attitude toward Republican-voting workers — that is, he didn't take them seriously.
While the exhibition is non-conformist and enterprising in essential ways, it does partake of a widespread contemporary attitude by declaring that fragments and revelations of an artist's process can be exhibited before the public just like finished work.
