The phrase "an attitude into" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a transformation or change in attitude, but the preposition "into" is not typically used in this context.
Example: "She worked hard to change her attitude towards teamwork."
Alternatives: "an attitude towards" or "an attitude of".
They've taken their have-a-go attitude into the studio and walked out with a string of successful records.
All it takes is five seconds and a quick grin to transform a bad attitude into a happier one.
That may be part of an attitude built into the structure of "Lucky Guy," the notion that portraiture is only a collage of others' perceptions and that we can never fully know the real person within.
"It's critical that you build a machine that developers can get invested in and work with easily," continues Andac, expressing an attitude ingrained into the architecture of the PS4.
There was certainly no guarantee that a woman who appeared on the cover of a Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue could be convincing as the heroin-addicted daughter of a prostitute, whose powerhouse sound conveyed a lifetime of heartbreak and defiance in songs like "At Last" and "Tell Mama," incorporating a blues attitude into a wide range of pop genres.
But the influence of the West has also contributed, he told CNN. "Those who look Western, those who are white, those who have bodies that look like Westerners', become preferable — in a way, people in Thailand internalize a colonial attitude into themselves".
Later, one of the coaches made another point: "The whole purpose of junior-high-school soccer is to instill a Christlike attitude into young men," he said.
David Powell credits him with "instilling a professional attitude into the club".
Do we really want to invite others who carry a defeatist attitude into our lives?
They can turn a negative Western attitude into an opportunity for the developing world.
