The phrase "attitude passed" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a change in attitude or a shift in perspective, but as it stands, it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "After the meeting, her attitude passed from frustration to understanding."
Alternatives: "attitude shifted" or "attitude changed".
In understanding expression, our attitude passes from mere curiosity to that immediate awareness of the concrete particular that is the core of aesthetic experience.
Lagerfeld was a conspicuous presence at parties in Paris and New York in the seventies, but he maintained a detached attitude, passing on the drugs and alcohol in which his colleagues indulged.
But aren't blockbuster studios absolving themselves with this attitude, passing responsibility to the indie space where the commercial risks are smaller, but also perhaps where the talent is unrefined?
The absence of compelling evidence of actual harm, and what seemed to be selective reporting by Bailey himself of the new evidence on parental attitudes, passed almost unremarked.
She's playing as well as she ever has, and I think that's attributed largely to her work ethic and her attitude". Passes out of the timeout went from Stephania Haralabidis to Papa to Musselman, who skipped in the six-on-five goal from close range with 1 25 left to help ice the game.
The death this past July of Robert Isabell, party planner extraordinaire, has left a vacuum at the very top of the profession, which no one has rushed to fill, perhaps in recognition that that kind of "more is more" attitude has passed.
I am blessed". How powerful is that?! Just imagine how different life would be if we all adopted this attitude and passed it on to our children as well.
Their video, which they'd made in my media studies class, was a portrayal of how racist attitudes are passed on from adults to children.
(Charlotte Olympia-esque kitty flats, which are round-toed but have a pointy attitude, also pass this test, FYI).
But my read of the discussion is that there's also something else going on — an attitude that passes for realism, but is in fact sheer fantasy.
