Examples of using Attitudes in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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Scale infuses our attitudes, behaviors and decisions,
In this context we wish to mention two attitudes which in pastoral practice could nullify the norm of the Second Vatican Council.
Since the question involves human attitudes, this mode of communion is bound up with the perceptiveness
Then I will be changing your latitudes and attitudes left, right and center.
Survey following program completion directed at graduate's self-described attitudes and behavior toward patients and peers.
Some of these problems were personal, while others arose from her sense of repressive attitudes toward women in the 1950s.
If we want to make relatively minor changes in our lives, we can perhaps appropriately focus on our attitudes and behaviors.
we are vulnerable to regress to more tribal and stereotyping attitudes.
have a close relationship with family, which influences their attitudes throughout life.
These tropes that endured decades of Hollywood storytelling usually are rooted in hateful, dehumanizing attitudes that were once considered the norm.
A 2005 study by Brendan Nyhan and Jason Reifler examined American attitudes regarding the justifications for the Iraq War.
At the same time, however, the gift of knowledge helps us to avoid falling prey to excessive or incorrect attitudes.
At the same time, however, the gift of knowledge helps us not to fall into attitudes of excess or error.
My colleague and I decided to survey residents of coastal South Florida to better understand how information affected their attitudes and opinions.
Mr Schwarzenegger said he was optimistic attitudes to the environment were changing.
Finally, Mr. President, there is the question of how these recent events may affect the attitudes of other nations toward us.
We all must learn certain attitudes while we are in physical state.
Due to her proselytizing, the European approach has begun to affect attitudes in the United States as well.
the gift of knowledge helps us to avoid falling prey to excessive or incorrect attitudes.
One of the things that surprised me most in my research, though, is how changeable attitudes actually are.