Sentence examples for a very different attitude from inspiring English sources

Monday evening was a very different attitude.

"It's a very different attitude here," Ms. Sayre said.

As a result they have a very different attitude".

Metaphysicians, however, necessarily take a very different attitude toward presuppositions.

Jackson had a very different attitude towards fame – it was the price of success.

However, there was a very different attitude toward rehabilitation at that time, particularly as regards education.

The silence of the Argentine Catholic Church over the horrific human rights abuses during those years has been contrasted with the very different attitude of its Chilean counterpart.

Nowotny contrasts the assumptions that underlay The Limits of Growth, the Club of Rome report that sold 30 million copies worldwide in the 1970s, with the very different attitude with which we approach such questions today.

Spanish and Portuguese colonial societies exhibited very different attitudes toward physical differences.

Pushed on the claim on Radio 4, Mr Alexander insisted he would not reveal who had made the remark but said he was using it to make a wider point about the "very different" attitudes between the Lib Dems and the Tories.

These 20-somethings (who are entering the workforce later and staying for a shorter time with each employer) have very different attitudes to work, life and careers than their parents did.