Sentence examples for attitude evinced from inspiring English sources

That was also the attitude evinced by the prosecutors vying to be first to try the two Beltway sniper suspects.

The move towards inclusive education was deemed to be thwarted by the negative, segregationist attitudes evinced by the community.

However, neologisms such as this do not always survive and the lifespan or "currency" (Bauer 1983: 43) of a word is affected by many factors, which include, according to Bauer: the status of the person using the term, the attitude to the word evinced by society as a whole, whether or not there is a need for the form.

But so far, the agency has evinced a rather blase attitude about the potential problem on banks' balance sheet.

One of the studies they relied on found that students who were given questionnaires to fill out before and after a course on black studies evinced remarkably more understanding attitudes toward African Americans after the class.

Anyway, if this callow dude, who so often evinced a devil-may-care attitude toward results, could succumb to the queasy dread of the starting gate, one can only imagine the forces roiling Shiffrin.

"Governor, you told the New Jersey public that you would look at the $12.6 billion state budget and find savings," Mr. Corzine said, adding that Mr. Florio's actions evinced "a 'ready, fire, aim' attitude".

Concerned more with the integrity of government than with the victims of legal injustice, Frankfurter evinced toward federal and state legislative action a hands-off attitude similar to that of his friend Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes.

Mr. McConnell evinced no concern.

Divorced, with two children who evinced no interest in seeing him, Partridge inhabited a sensational isolation of his own making, which was reinforced by his room-emptying prejudices, his patronizing attitudes toward women, and his appalling taste.

He evinced a boundless generosity of spirit.