Sentence examples for attitude disappeared from inspiring English sources

That attitude disappeared after she leaned her van around the pad.

But this submissive attitude disappeared in the 1960s, to be replaced by one of techno-utopianism, driven by the glamour and excitement of the space race.

Sacks' jaunty confidence and sanguine attitude disappear, replaced by a panicked and sometimes piteous voice that is new to the reader and (if I may be so ungenerous) quite unwelcome.

They would get so misty-eyed and immediately slightly heartbroken, having seen that attitude disappear.

By the 1990s, that attitude had disappeared from London completely.

However, the mean attitude score did not differ significantly for part-time working male and female specialists and full-time working male and female specialists, indicating that gender based differences in attitude had disappeared.

When a group status hierarchy is officially dismantled, people may disagree widely on such questions as whether the underlying prejudiced attitudes have disappeared or have persisted in subtler and less overt forms.

I doubt this attitude will disappear anytime soon.

That attitude has largely disappeared, but a few people still have preconceived notions.

But in recent years that attitude has largely disappeared, he added.

This attitude had not disappeared by 1980 when Betty T. Bennett published the first volume of Mary Shelley's complete letters.