Sentence examples for attitude born from inspiring English sources

How is such an attitude born?

But there's an arrogance in their attitude born of denial.

But in Romney, that feels like a casual attitude born of lifelong privilege.

Or was it an advanced attitude born with the Bauhaus that then spread across the world?

"Nicola was the creative director of Dazed and Confused and set a tone and vision beyond print, with an attitude born out of invention.

Strategic patience in Britain today is not a political or electoral strategy, it is a national attitude born from long and unfortunate experience on the receiving end of terrorism.

They're the cats with attitudes born of their own true selves because nobody has tried to shape them to be any particular way.

The existence of this peculiarly Mexican attitude is born of three major themes in Mexican history.

This is evidenced by the predominantly dismissive attitude of many executive decision makers (general managers, head coaches, CEOs, COOs, etc). to both the data itself and those responsible for delivering it — an attitude often born largely out of ignorance or fear.

"It is in Scotland's communities that bigoted attitudes are born and nurtured, and it is in Scotland's communities that these attitudes can be wiped out".

Mr. Brooks ends his book in hopes that his subjects move beyond the narcissism and comfort levels that are so wickedly captured here and closer to the political crucible where Bobo attitudes were born.