The phrase "attitude in front" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone's demeanor or behavior in a specific situation, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "Her attitude in front of the audience was confident and engaging."
Alternatives: "demeanor in front" or "behavior in front".
But he said he couldn't show a negative attitude in front of recruiters, and so, as his turn to speak with a representative from Applied Materials came, he added, "I feel great.
The interviewees commented also on the ethical side of the doctor-patient relationship, for example: " Attitude in front of patients toward ethical aspects; viewing patients as people and not just as a disease" (E) #00 52 17-8# (authors' translation).
But the difference in 2016 is that he no longer feels shame about announcing such attitudes in front of a group of absolute strangers.
In school, try not to go too far with your daring attitude, like in front of teachers.
Mortdecai gets more heterosexual with each novel - they were written between 1972 and Bonfiglioli's death, in 1985; you can watch his attitudes calcifying in front of you - but at the beginning of the oeuvre he is as likely to praise a young man's eyelashes as a woman's embonpoint.
It hasn't been clear why fewer people buckle up in the rear seat because most research has focused on attitudes of people in front who don't wear their seat belts.
The raised leg is held at a 90° angle to the body in back or in front (attitude an avant); the knee may be either well bent or nearly straight (attitude allongée).
What is your attitude toward alcohol consumption in front of children?
The decline of the couch potato signals a shift in our moral attitude toward life lived in front of a screen.
I urge you to take the same attitude with your time in front of your computer.
The bare midriffs (these costumes are black; the ones in "Bugaku" were white), and the way legs are flourished in attitude angles (front, back, side) all evoke "Bugaku".
