Ben's mother, Laura Williams, of New Milford, said her son went into the wilderness as an immature and at times irresponsible teenager, but came back with a different attitude and taking less for granted.
It is notorious that a resort to force by one protagonist in a moral dispute can change the balance of power so that the other party to the dispute must adopt a different attitude toward the issue for prudential reasons.
"Things are calling for a different attitude," he said, pointing out that Barack Obama was asking for a different attitude.
Each rhythm calls for a different attitude: regal, playful, aggressive, respectful, and so on.
Mr. Snyder and Mr. Biondo agree that the Whipple death was an aberration, but animal advocates are pressing for a different attitude toward dog breeding and training.
This technical and scientific perspective on marketing pushes for a different attitude towards distribution and getting in front of customers.
This makes me so happy, because I know I exude a different attitude and strength that is evident for all to see.
However, differences in documented prevalence might also be explained to some extent by different health care-seeking behaviour or a different attitude towards health care service provision for individuals with and without dementia, and hence more likely reflect under-diagnosis and under-treatment of conditions with a comparable real prevalence rate.
Respondents who had additional training in sick newborn care seemed to have better understanding of newborn vulnerability and had a different attitude towards Newhints referred babies: "… as for newborns, their conditions can change very quickly and if I let them go, I do not know what next will happen and so I will not take the chance".
James March, a never-ending source of inspiration for organization studies, suggested quite a different attitude.
