Sentence examples for a key attitude from inspiring English sources

The dehumanisation of women into sex objects, not people, is a key attitude underpinning inequality and violence.

While a spiffy resume is key, "attitude to me is important to me as anything," says Kahn. "They have to say yes to any wishes that are given to them".

The key attitude for a Glitter Goth is perky.

WHEN it comes to criminal justice, New Jerseyans have long had a "lock 'em up and throw away the key" attitude.

Paul Dacre Editor, Daily Mail With its pernicious, xenophobic attacks on asylum seekers and a "lock 'em up and throw away the key" attitude to criminal justice, Dacre's Mail has done more than any other newspaper to help shape the government's populist and punitive approach to many social problems.

Although the Island Hotel & Neptune Bar offers fine dining, it does so in a casual, relaxing atmosphere in keeping with the Cedar Key attitude.

But, while efficiency is key, attitude and attention to detail matter more.

Conservatives like Presidents Richard Nixon and Ronald Reagan and New York governor Nelson Rockefeller have helped make Republicans known for their "lock them up and throw away the key" attitude toward criminal justice.

Late in his senior year in high school, Ohio State offered a scholarship, but Roethlisberger felt more comfortable with the Miami staff and with an idyllic campus where most of the 15,000 students have a low-key attitude toward football.

Even though his career is skyrocketing, Shaggy keeps a low-key attitude.

Despite their dominating position -- Prada needs to win five of seven races to capture the cup -- the New Zealanders are maintaining a low-key attitude.