Sentence examples for attitude of two from inspiring English sources

Indeed he is quick to recognise a batting genius, but his frustration comes out as he compares the attitude of two eras of West Indian cricket.

This, along fear of being out-spent by Democrats, may well account for the attitude of two ranking Republicans with whom I appeared on Warren Olney's award-winning Which Way LA? show the night of Brown's State of the State address.

We found that the project did not change the à priori attitude of two thirds of the GPs (be it positive or reluctant) while one fifth had become more positive during the process.

So avoiding waste becomes more of an issue of pride and morality – that, at least, is the attitude of five big-name chefs who have contributed ideas to a photo exhibition and conference being held in London this week by the Sustainable Restaurant Association and the Dutch embassy.

"The attitude of one or two of the Wigan players was appalling - and that's big trouble for Martinez," said Hansen.

A few years ago the eager-beaver attitudes of two junior firefighters, Matt Long and Pat Ginty, earned them the nickname the Brat Pack.

But they could also be seen as reminders of the attitudes of two populations that stubbornly resisted becoming one until now.

Similarly, the objects of propositional attitudes are fixed by looking to find objects that are the common causes, and so the common objects, of the attitudes of two or more speakers who are capable of observing and responding to one another's behaviour.

I watched the first three episodes of "Married Man," which ostensibly gives us the inside dope on the attitudes of three 40-ish newspapermen in Chicago.

The conclusions came from a study comparing the attitudes of three generations of American high school seniors, from 1976 to 2007, based on responses to a survey.

The book is a study of the evolving attitudes of four different political streams in the 20th-century Arab world: liberal Westernisers, Marxists, nationalists and pan-Islamists.