The phrase "attitude asking" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to describe a type of inquiry related to someone's attitude, but it lacks clarity and proper usage.
Example: "Her attitude asking was evident when she inquired about my feelings on the matter."
Alternatives: "inquiry about attitude" or "questioning attitude".
"I didn't come here with a negative attitude, asking myself: 'Is it going to go well?'," added Newcastle's number four, who played with Eden Hazard and Arsenal's Gervinho at Lille.
Relevant aspects of such attitudes are: expectations about support, listening, and asking questions for the relationship-focussed attitude; asking and thinking about return to work and talking about possibilities of return to work for the result-directed attitude; and expectations about reassurance and a good atmosphere for the caring attitude.
Almost 80,000 people have applied to take part in a one-way mission to Mars, each of them completing a rigorous application that stresses the need for a "Can Do!" attitude, asks individuals about their sense of humour and requires the submission of an application fee that can be as much as $75.
"When you change manager and he's only got a small amount of time to succeed, what is their attitude?" asked the 68-year-old.
Our results on effort and diligence have been examined for robustness by estimating the model only using the four questions on hard working attitude asked at wave 2 and using factor analysis to combine them in an indicator of high work ethics.
And instead of making assumptions about your nephew-in-law's attitude, ask questions.
So that's our attitude". Asked specifically how Romney has changed his views, Reed promptly replied, "On the life issue.
Develop a positive attitude Ask people if they think a positive mental outlook is important and most of them will say yes.
We try to keep the pressure off them by trying to maintain that one week at a time attitude". Asked if that may become easier now that outside expectations have plummeted, Mora said, "the change may free us up to play.
The rhetoric was so pervasive that by 2001, then UN secretary general, Kofi Annan, censured European governments for their attitudes, asking us to "remember that a bogus asylum seeker is not equivalent to a criminal; and that an unsuccessful asylum application is not equivalent to a bogus one".
Furthermore, we did not evaluate the training from the GPs' point of view, for which a longitudinal design with focussing on GPs perceptions and attitudes (asking GPs before and after the training) would have been more appropriate.
