Sentence examples for attitude going on from inspiring English sources

"The first generation was more hard-core, but there's a change in attitude going on in a lot of suburban districts that they just haven't recognized yet".

"There's a look, a word, an attitude going on between two characters in a scene that the viewer can actually interpret any way they want".

"When things weren't going his way, he had a tendency to hang his head and just have a negative attitude going on".

We know that there's a change in attitude going on in the world which the American mainstream media have not entirely got their heads around, because like many other corporations they've become risk averse rather than fully embracing innovation.

The Virginia-born presenter with the blunt fringe, shaved eyebrow and zesty attitude went on to host Pyjama Party – a watchable evening precursor to Loose Women.

Surrogates spin whatever is going on in whatever way they can to project a winning attitude.

"The biggest problem we really face is that we're hedonistic in our behavior and moralistic in our attitudes," Weinstein goes on, as we discuss the array of saucy imagery, sexy torsos, and foodstuffs used over the years in AHF's campaigns.

The same selective attitude goes for the entire Middle East: On the same day of the Reina attack, a blast in a Baghdad market killed at least 28 people and injured some 50 others.

"This means that whoever was in the relegation zone at the time were relegated, whoever was leading the league was pronounced champion, etc. Has something like this ever happened before in any other leagues?" Usually football adopts a "show must go on" attitude to disasters, calamities, deaths and so forth.

This "show must go on" attitude seemed a quirk of his industry, similar to how cabbies are expected to work 12-hour shifts, or hospital interns three-day shifts.

And it was because of that very attitude that the war could go on like that for four long years.