Sentence examples for attitude shifted from inspiring English sources

Mr. Middleton's attitude shifted, however, as he approached retirement in 2001.

Once the shed was delivered and I proudly held a family tour, her attitude shifted 180 degrees.

How had she come up with that particular physical attitude (shifted hips, pursed lips and an inane over-the-shoulder gaze), Ms. Hilton was asked.

New York became the town in 'Footloose.' " The attitude shifted in January when Mayor Bloomberg, no stranger to the charity party circuit, took office.

Soon, though, Bouwer's attitude shifted: "It was like hot and cold taps: He tried to overbear me at first, but that didn't work, so then he tried being friendly".

But that attitude shifted abruptly, writes Hongping Annie Nie, an academic at Oxford University, as the party recognised both the cultural power and the economic potential of massively multiplayer games, which made money in part by telling compelling stories.

When Mr. Cantor is facing less intimidating subjects, his attitude shifts to one of open ridicule.

Mr. Kahane's score reflects that attitude, shifting neatly from the sound-worlds of the vernacular to the avant-garde.

As you age your attitude shifts from "What can I do" to "what can I enjoy".

I can begin to contemplate a similar new lease on life as my attitude shifts from panic to possibilities.

Bossis says in his study, the psilocybin triggered a kind of mystical experience for his patients that led to huge behavioral and attitude shifts about death and life.