Sentence examples for attitude about taking from inspiring English sources

But Singapore has something to teach us about "attitude" — about taking governing seriously and thinking strategically.

A former Chicago police official charged with lying about the torture of suspects testified Monday that the fact that he named one of his boats Vigilante does not reflect his attitude about taking the law into his own hands.

Perhaps we should have the same attitude about taking chances with our careers.

The MPEX is an attitudinal survey that assesses students' understanding of physics as a discipline and their expectations for and attitudes about taking a physics course; it asks a series of questions with Likert-scale responses.

The results show that traditional patterns of professional role perception still prevail and strongly influence students' professional attitudes about taking responsibility and sharing responsibility across disciplinary and professional boundaries.

Just think of the U.S. Congress' attitude when Cnooc thought about taking over Unocal.

Our joy that he is finally there is tangible and we are so glad he's "home" that we wouldn't dream of showing attitude about what took him so long to get there.

Our second study is an experiment revealing that men's beliefs about women's attitudes about risk taking causally influence men's level of risk taking.

He makes no bones about taking a brisk attitude to cutting down on the £45bn budget of central government departments – earlier this year, Maude said he felt he'd earned his salary if he went home "at the end of the day having saved a hundred million pounds, by dint of what I've done or led".

Attitude to taking drugs?

Seated next to me were two Foreign Office officials who murmured constant criticisms to each other about the sympathetic attitude Healey was taking towards two guerrilla army leaders who shared the platform with him.