Sentence examples for a typical attitude from inspiring English sources

Part of the explanation is the biological fragility of the male fetus … A typical attitude to boys is that they are, or must be made, more resilient than girls.

A typical attitude is that expressed in "Red-Headed Woman," when friends advise Morris's jilted wife not to desert him but to treat his infatuation as a disease, a virus, and to stick by his side as a way of nursing him back to health.

Participants were randomly assigned to either receive PT training, or to receive no training, before completing a typical attitude attribution task.

A more typical attitude is represented by Harold Hamm, chief executive of Continental Resources.

That's a fairly typical attitude for LGBTQ refugees, said Amy Dix, who supervises clinical operations for FACES.

According to Merriam-Webster, a disposition is the typical attitude or mood we have each day.

People are understandably sensitive about where they've invested their time and money for an education, but the typical attitude in this debate towards PWI students is one of hostility.

That's a typical American attitude.

"It's a typical Russian attitude -- 'what if?' " he said.

He added that yesterday's two-hour workout at the Garden had "a typical loose attitude".

Yes, there is a fashion scene; I often call it " slow, dusty, intellectual fashion" (a typical Viennese attitude).