Sentence examples for attitude in the second from inspiring English sources

Most diva-ish of all is Cookie Lyons, the never-knowingly under-dressed matriarch of smash hit hip opera soap Empire, who summed up her can-conquer attitude in the second episode when she said: "The streets ain't made for everybody, that's why they made sidewalks".

In the first study, German perceivers rated the expressions given the intended attitude, in the second study, they had to choose the most suitable in a choice of five attitudes, and in the third study raters were able to assign freely the term best matching each attitudinal expression.

We came out with the right attitude in the second half". It is a winning start in the European Championship qualifiers for the following nations - Kazakhstan, Cyprus, Northern Ireland, the Netherlands, Slovakia, Croatia, Macedonia, Poland and Belgium, with it ending 1-1 in the match between Israel and Slovenia.

The Cavaliers face UMBC, which is embracing a "nothing to lose" attitude," in the first round.

Some teams have a been there, done that attitude in the first round and others take in the experience of a first-time appearance.

I was not happy with our performance [in Australia] and the more I looked at it the less happy I was but I was really happy with our attitude in the third Test.

"I was really pleased with the players' attitude, in the first and the second halves, they worked hard". "When teams sit in that deep, it's always difficult.

Some such attitudes are essentially two-person attitudes: the interpreter does not just express an attitude in the first-person perspective alone, but rather incurs a commitment or obligation to others by interpreting what others are doing (Brandom 1994, 79).

Our trust or distrust may be prima facie justified if we have the correct default stance, although most philosophers assume that it could only be fully justified either by reasons that are internal to us or by the causal processes that created the attitude in the first place.

In the control group, nearly the same percentage of participants had a positive attitude in the first and second assessment (57.3 % vs 58.5%%).

However, our claims are bolstered by the fact that purity and liberty were statistically significant predictors of vaccine attitudes in the second study, which was independently conducted with no contact between the researchers of the first and second studies until analysis of both sets of data had been completed.