attitude's

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The students' attitudes to depression were assessed using the Mental Illness: Clinician's Attitude's (MICA) scale which was specially designed for assessing the level of stigmatising attitudes to mental illness and psychiatry among medical students [ 23].

"His attitude's impressed me.

That attitude's probably a throwback to my childhood in Mayo – mealtimes were extraordinarily important, and we wouldn't dream of not sitting down to dinner together.

I feel sometimes the attitude's not been quite right".

That attitude's shrunken the home market for brands like Classic, which sells more than half its products in Europe and the U.S., says Yu. "In some ways Western people are more open," he adds.

"Positive that the attitude's decent, that's good.

"Everybody had the same attitude: Let's roll.

Emma: I loved Jessa's attitude toward Chris O'Dowd's character.

Attitude: Aria's attitude is sweet, funny, and unique.

The president's attitude is, this is America's data.

"Selling is all about someone's attitude, and the heat affects people's attitudes," he said.