Sentence examples for attitude of its from inspiring English sources

He went on to say that he was not judging the production before seeing it, just questioning the "attitude of its creators toward the piece and the audience", adding "perhaps it will be wonderful".

Perhaps what Ireland has going for it most is the attitude of its people.

And the change in attitude of its homeland toward Yale.

The experience was always slightly different, depending on the room and the attitude of its players.

Chelsea also has vast experience, and an unyielding attitude of its own.

Despite its problems, Glasgow was once dubbed The Friendly City due to the upbeat attitude of its residents.

If one believes that a collective agent is also collectively autonomous, one apparently subscribes to at least two normatively relevant beliefs ([ 26]: 292–295): first, this autonomous collective agent is not only able to hold attitudes that are partly independent of the attitudes of its members, but it is also justified in overriding dissenting opinions of its members.

On the other hand, if a public can be regarded as a collective agent, it can be regarded as having attitudes of its own, but as long as it is not representative of a specific larger population, these attitudes should not be interpreted as the views of this population.

An unsanitized Webster's Third is a record of attitudes of its times.

More widely, this genre tends to disclose the underlying attitudes of its public.

That is the fault not of its curators but of the museum's collection, which reflects the historically conservative attitudes of its membership, especially in the 20th century.