Sentence examples for attitude even though from inspiring English sources
His value is his attitude, even though "attitude" is what initially turned critics off to Johnson.
"There's a place for a more realistic, tell-it-like-it-is attitude even though in the long run, a more optimistic tone will be more successful".
USA Basketball officials were impressed with his attitude, even though he played sparingly in the 10 games, averaging 12.6 minutes a game.
He had the native blend of showmanship and come-from-behind attitude, even though he was bred in Kentucky by a barkeep and bought at auction for $17,500 by a hard-partying gang of four (a logger, a stewardess, a veterinarian, and his wife).
He was denied, and, after a night to think about his situation, Sheffield said he was determined to show up Friday with a better attitude even though he said he was still uncertain why the team did not deal him to a contender.
The hope is that the pressure of the crisis on public accounts will change attitudes, even though authorities acknowledge that the scale of the problem remains daunting.
People are guided by using existing knowledge and attitudes, even though these might be linked to irrelevant concepts.
Thus, the general practitioner may want to start treating hypochondriacal attitudes even though not all criteria of ICD-10 or DSM-IV have been verified to prevent distress and aggravation [ 8, 9].
The study suggests that religious background continues to have some impact on attitudes, even though there seem to be small differences in ethical standards between Christian and non-religious people in Norway.
But then women have been doing that for centuries and the attitudes are still entrenched, even though, as Alain de Botton pointed out when the Orange prize was launched in 1996, there is nothing "distinctive from being a man when it comes to picking up a pen".
3.1.2 Frege's Puzzle About Propositional Attitude Reports Frege is generally credited with identifying the following puzzle about propositional attitude reports, even though he didn't quite describe the puzzle in the terms used below.
