Sentence examples for attitude is common from inspiring English sources

My enemy," she says.That attitude is common down here.

A two-faced attitude is common to almost all of us and finds its reflection in every government's policy.

Now he is being chided again for his sudden public keenness on Twenty20 cricket, which he once disparaged, even though that attitude is common to all cricketers.

Turning to particular forms of sexual behaviour, one learns from anthropology and history that extreme diversity in social attitude is common.

Van Fraassen (1980) has argued that the former attitude is common in science: the scientist often does not think that some particular theory on which her work depends is the literal truth, and thus does not believe it, but she nonetheless accepts it as an adequate basis for research.

This attitude is common among most of the political parties here in Serbia, but the Progressive Party really radicalized the situation immediately after it took over.

I pointed out that such an attitude was common to all theocrats down the ages, claiming a divine or moral justification to run roughshod over human conventions.

Later, as I spent more time in Russia, I realised such an attitude was common to many who had grown up in this society, which denied its own past so harshly.

Dirks said that kind of attitude was common.

They would again praise Kirby's Dream Land for being an original game in their "History of the Game Boy" article, adding that while "attitude" was common in new platforming mascots, Kirby was cheery and adorable, while the game featured "breezy, casual gameplay and lighthearted atmosphere".

A notable absence of irrational exuberance in investors' attitudes is common for much of a rising market.