Sentence examples for attitude of being from inspiring English sources

There shouldn't be this weird attitude of being afraid to experiment with anything.

"It's going to be hard because everyone came in with the same attitude of being upset about it.

I find it difficult to believe that you condone the European attitude of being concerned only when people other than Turks are murdered.

"You need to take the attitude of being down, to understand that you can't go in thinking we have room for error, because we don't.

So why are there no groups to represent me?" The attitude of being too blinkered by one's own privilege to appreciate it is still common enough, but these days it is rarely full-throatedly voiced in this way.

"Two Survivors and a Wall" is an explicit reference to the Jewish Holocaust, and Ms. Finke's constant attitude of being alert while in reverie is very applicable and meaningful here.

Whenever charitable giving is discussed, the attitude of many is to call for more government support.

"I have that attitude of I'm not going to be bullied," she says.

Sometimes a poor attitude is a result of being surrounded by others with poor attitudes.

The justification for this attitude of entitlement is that they paid money to own a house.

"In the past, the attitude of management was very autocratic," he said.