Sentence examples for all attitudes from inspiring English sources

They lay, like the men, in all attitudes.

Being a gamer, though, means you fundamentally must believe in belonging: believe that people of all attitudes, from all walks of life, can peaceably coexist.

Those familiar with the Cameron strategy expect he will continue to reject all attitudes and policies felt to lack appeal to moderate voters.

Everyone looks, but not with amusement, as they would in America: they look with a suspension of all attitudes; watchfulness; they hold their forks in midair.

Evidence suggests that those with a growth mindset seek out feedback on how to get better, persist with work for longer and cope better with change – all attitudes teachers want to develop in their young charges.

The worst of all attitudes is indifference... ...... * "The productivist obsession of the West has plunged the world into a crisis which can only be resolved by a radical shift away from the 'ever more', in the world of finance but also in science and technology.

Professional weight lifting and wrestling, as well as winner-take-all attitudes permeating society, are responsible for a majority of the problem.

Senior guys set the tone with their seen-it-all attitudes, their link to the past, when there were so many fires in Harlem and the South Bronx.

Describing his difficult first year as a 10-year-old scholarship boy at an upper-crust school, he wonders if his father felt guilty about the stammer his son had inherited from him (along with, Thomson slyly notes, their shared "know-all attitudes").

I was still young enough to identify with having those aggressive and "know-it-all" attitudes that propelled me into my early professional years.

"He has a basketball-trumps-all attitude".