The phrase "a different attitude from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when comparing or contrasting attitudes between two or more subjects.
Example: "Her approach to teamwork reflects a different attitude from that of her colleagues, who prefer to work independently."
Alternatives: "a different perspective than" or "a contrasting viewpoint to".
She had a different attitude from the rest of the family.
He soon realised that the continental players had a different attitude from those in England.
Hasan Salekin said he had already noticed a different attitude from his non-Muslim neighbours.
By Evan Osnos April 6, 2011 Four days after Ai was detained by authorities at the Beijing airport, police have yet to acknowledge if they are holding him or why, but a state-run newspaper did not need to wait for official word before pronouncing Ai Weiwei "a maverick of Chinese society" who "chooses to have a different attitude from ordinary people toward law".
Four days after Ai was detained by authorities at the Beijing airport, police have yet to acknowledge if they are holding him or why, but a state-run newspaper did not need to wait for official word before pronouncing Ai Weiwei "a maverick of Chinese society" who "chooses to have a different attitude from ordinary people toward law".
"It is the dream of every Icelandic football player to become a professional player abroad, and the dream carries them on," the Icelandic coach Teitur Thordarson told Frettabladid, an Icelandic newspaper, after having coached in Norway and Vancouver in M.L.S. "The Icelandic boys have a different attitude from the boys abroad.
Did you notice a different attitude about fighting from your European teammates?
If they did there would be a different attitude towards athletes from the international community," said Stepanova.
During the 2000 campaign, he made it clear that he had a different attitude to government from his fellow conservatives.
Mr Bush thinks that government can serve conservative ends as well as liberal ones.The clearest example that Mr Bush has a different attitude to government from his predecessors is his approach to education.
It was the fifth come-from-behind victory this season for the Mets 18-155), whaveave many fresh faces and a much different attitude from the group that moped to a 70-92 finish last season.
