Sentence examples for an attitude in a from inspiring English sources

He said a key question is why pollsters did not properly account for the difference between people expressing an attitude in a poll and a choice in the ballot box.

"With the A.A.C.M., you're not rooted in a set of simple, codifiable practices," Mr. Lewis said, "but you're rooted in an attitude, in a creation of an atmosphere, in an orientation to experience".

"It was important that we defined a five-game season, and what I was looking for in that game was an attitude in a confidence level of play and an aggressive level of play," he said.

To tell a story or sum up an attitude in a handful of sung verses or a salvo of hip-hop rhymes, and to unite them with music that lodges those words in memory — and, at best, also summons the feeling behind them — is a songwriter's job description.

Colin Farrell cops an attitude in an all-new, L.A.-set iteration of last summer's hit crime drama "True Detective".

By Richard Brody April 22, 2015 Jay Leno plays a gofer with an attitude in "American Hot Wax".

Aeons ago Sharon Stone described Hollywood thus: "If you have a vagina and an attitude in this town, then that's a lethal combination".

"If you have a vagina and an attitude in this town, then that's a lethal combination," reads another Stone contribution to the dictionary of modern quotation.

Meanwhile, Gov. John G. Rowland's Democratic challenger, United States Representative Barbara B. Kennelly, criticized the Governor as having a "cavalier attitude" in choosing a statewide candidate without a more extensive background check.

Success does not refer to monetary remuneration, but an approach that will allow a physician mental comfort (a good attitude) in such an advocacy.

Both studies reported displaying a moralistic attitude in counseling had a negative impact on a child's mental health and psychosocial well-being.