21.   In perhaps no other field, scholars who study social attitudes toward language say, is unscientific folk belief so consistently enshrined in high-level policy.

22.   Instead, all sides say, the more troubling questions involve how social attitudes toward death might change if doctors can help kill a patient.

23.   The increase is explained by changing social attitudes toward suicide in the United States, Slome said.

24.   The major networks would consider these shows subversive, though in many respects they provide a better measure of social attitudes than the cautious networks ever could.

25.   The narrative cuts across the social attitudes of both the privileged academic class and its young charges.

26.   The trend reflects accelerating changes in social attitudes toward unmarried men raising children, experts say.

27.   Their designs reflect prevailing social attitudes.

28.   Then there are social attitudes about convicts.

29.   Their work also continues a tradition of morbidity, sexual display and rebellion that is particularly Viennese and intended to challenge repressive social attitudes.

30.   There are different moral climates and social attitudes.