Sentence examples for world attitudes from inspiring English sources

Richard Grant White described it as a casualty not only of the powerful ebb and flow of a great city but also of New World attitudes.

Large majorities in most Muslim populations, except Indonesia and Turkey, reckon that western-style democracy can work in their countries.Outside the Muslim world, attitudes to America are more mixed.

During the second half of the 20th century in many parts of the world, attitudes toward religion, family, sex, international relations, social welfare, and the economy underwent major shifts.

The tagline is old world wines with new world attitudes, but the story is about Jean-Claude Mas the owner and winemaker there.

Connelly believes that today's contemporary artists are more receptive to occult/esoteric themes in their work, in that the inherently malleable nature of art itself means that the discipline is "constantly shifting," whether due to new techniques, art world attitudes, personal philosophies, or emerging worldviews.

Because we began our recent poll of Arab World attitudes toward the U.S. just a few days after this drama had finished playing out, the record low favorable ratings given to both the U.S. and President Obama can be understood as similar to Standard & Poor's downgrade of the U.S.'s bond rating.

"In that sense, Kosovo could become a kind of marker that determines a new world attitude towards these issues".

He criticized her as doting on Dillon to the point of creating an "unhealthy relationship," and as instilling in him a "me and Mom against the world" attitude.

He claimed that a prevailing world attitude of support for the defense of Kuwait effectively isolated Iraq and its president, Ṣaddām Ḥussein, and contributed to a swift U.S.-led victory against the Iraqi forces that had invaded Kuwait.

Its owner, Jean-Claude Mas, describes his philosophy as "old world wine with new world attitude", with blends such as Syrah and Grenache, Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, and Viognier and Chardonnay.

I think it's that "change the world" attitude and boldness that's deeply embedded in our culture, that "good isn't good enough".