Sentence examples for attitude about how from inspiring English sources

Mr. Alda thought there was a lesson in this attitude about how science moves forward.

To assemble such success, he changed his attitude about how unfair the surface was when he began working with Tim Gullikson in 1992.

It's not long before you acquire a bit of an attitude about how to do things right; I enjoy taking the lift to a floor with guards, and as the button tings for my arrival, the lights go off.

Mr. Brokaw, who still spends vacations at his ranch in Montana, said, "I live among gun owners," adding that many of them have "totally the right attitude" about how they should be used and regulated.

Public-service ads, a pamphlet featuring Michael Jordan, and bumper stickers that say "Don't take your organs to Heaven — Heaven knows we need them here" are all promoting an attitude about how, as Howard M. Nathan, the bearded, energetic forty-seven-year-old who heads Gift of Life, put it, "society should feel about this subject".

He adds that the current government is the first to ignore the recommendations of the NHS pay review body set up by Margaret Thatcher: "That has created an impact on staff morale and an attitude about how they are valued, which we haven't seen before, and an incoming government has got to restore that".

With the changes came new attitudes about how to deal with the past.

At the same time she argues there has been a shift in attitudes about how people treat one another.

Attitudes about how the city should be rebuilt were complex, with many who want to return saying they would prefer a different neighborhood to the one they left.

Anyone who slides all the way to the end will fetch up against a blockage of lazy, retrogressive attitudes about how women should behave.

As the historian Correlli Barnett chronicled, the great-great-grandchildren of the empire builders withdrew from commerce, tried to rise above practical knowledge and had more genteel attitudes about how to live.