Sentence examples for attitude given from inspiring English sources
"A lot of folks are taking a wait-and-see attitude, given the attention paid to the residency issue," said Ms. Jacques, a former Massachusetts state senator.
It's a mistaken attitude, given the potential, she says.
Yet Nietzsche could not embrace the view that the flourishing of "higher men" will appeal to "our tendency" to admire such men or to any sort of "common" attitude, given the logic of his critique of morality.
On the one hand it could be taken to imply some kind of a carpe diem attitude: given our limitations and intrinsic inability to know with certainty, the only option we are left with is to enjoy the world the way it appears to us.
Specifically, following White (1998) and Don (2007, 2008) it recognises only two broad sub-types of invoked attitude, given the labels 'evoked' and 'provoked' attitude, with the 'evoked' category coterminous with Martin and White's 'afford' sub-type (i.e. what they term 'experiential' tokens) and the 'provoked' category combining Martin and White's 'flag' and 'provoke' sub-types.
It is just that the designer's presentation and attitude gives them a romantically beautifully extra dimension.
"You go to the field with a good attitude, give 100 percent every day, and then, still, bam, we lost again," said shortstop Jose Reyes, recalling the Mets' 2007 collapse.
That means that a woman whose dress or attitude gives the impression that she is soliciting money for sex can face a fine of $3,800 or six months in jail.
This attitude gives no value to what might be good about the existing or the qualities that almost any place acquires just from people living their lives there for several decades.
Their initial responses – rage followed by a macabre, black-comic embrace of the patient's horror, and a fragile, chin-up, show-must-go-on attitude – give way to unfeigned anger and grief as the end draws near.
Wickedly stylish without the attendant price tag, the Récif Attitude gives on to a relatively undeveloped stretch of beach, and has plenty of pillow-strewn nooks for lounging away from the sand (Pointe aux Piments; from £100).
