Sentence examples for worrying attitudes from inspiring English sources

But other parts of the survey pointed to deeply entrenched gender norms and worrying attitudes towards domestic violence.

Green said: "It is clear that many young people have extremely worrying attitudes towards acceptable behaviour in intimate relationships.

Sarah Green, from the End Violence Against Women Coalition, added: "The Assange case has revealed some very worrying attitudes to sexual violence among many commentators as to what constitutes 'real rape'".

The president may assume a "What, me worry?" attitude, but we, as a country, cannot.

They played with that "What, us worry?" attitude, knowing there was always a switch somewhere they could flip and heroics would just happen.

We were a little worse for the wear by the time Montreal rolled around, but the live mural painting and the general, "Quoi me worry?" attitude was the perfect way to wrap up a long month of miles and mobiles.

They suggest that the difference between the study results is because of disruption to women's lives from delivery of continuation therapy that was reflected in poorer role functioning, financial worries, attitudes to disease to treatment, hormonal symptoms and rash.

"Kick-Ass" has a far brighter palette than "Wanted," but the body count and certainly its what-me-worry attitude toward bloodletting is comparable.

And members of the staff take a typically Australian "no worries" attitude toward the clientele, even when they stretch patience beyond all measure.

Fortunately, with a top speed of 106 and a slight reluctance to accelerate in any gear, this is your motor; even the sports version has a no-worries attitude.

A FULL-SERVICE airline with a reputation for cheeky creativity is taking satiric aim at no-frills competitors with a campaign about a make-believe rival whose spartan, inconvenient flights and what-me-worry attitude are meant to put the "low" in lower-fare.