Sentence examples for attitude of not from inspiring English sources

"Our display of basketball, especially in the first half, was terrible, and I thought we had that attitude of not even trying," Scott said.

It details "the attitude of not taking anything seriously in order to go on surviving," and views sex as "the immediate means of escape".

CUBS Dusty Baker has quickly become a folk hero in Chicago, and his attitude of not settling for second place has been credited by players and fans alike for transforming the Cubs from lovable losers.

"This week, I took the attitude of not worrying about the fairways, not worrying about the rough, just hopefully the birdies will outweigh the bogeys," said Quigley, whose caddie was his father, Paul.

Cook said that this attitude of not compromising is something that Apple has already had plenty of practice with when it comes to their product design and development process, which is why it makes sense to apply it here, too.

Of course, the phrase let 'em have is so intertextually charged with an attitude of not caring about the targets of the having, that the counter (but if they touch..) is almost expected.

The prince's remarks echo the attitudes of not just the kingdom, but the Arab world at large.

Instead, this trend could first of all be explained by patients' and physicians' mutually reinforcing attitudes of "not giving up".

The way physician and patient interact seems to drive the provision of chemotherapy in the final stages of disease because the patients' and physicians' attitudes of "not giving up" seem to be mutually reinforcing.

In addition we wanted to know, if enrolled patients experience benefits which they directly attribute to the DMP and we wanted to learn about the attitudes of not enrolled patients towards enrolment.

The attitude of "don't ask, don't tell" does not work in anybody's favor.