The phrase "attitude talk" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to discussions or conversations that focus on one's mindset, perspective, or approach to a situation.
Example: "During the meeting, we engaged in some attitude talk to address the team's morale and motivation."
Alternatives: "mindset discussion" or "perspective conversation".
Charles Kennedy, the party leader, who makes his keynote speech before delegates head home at lunchtime today, will reveal that the June election taught him some useful lessons - "be straight, address people's hopes, not their fears, address aspirations, not just attitude, talk about solutions, not just problems".
Essentially the same sort of objection is pressed by Richard (2000), Stanley (2001) and Kroon (2004) against Mark Crimmins' (1998) fictionalism about propositional attitude talk and discourse involving empty names.
Before you can change your attitude, talk to your upset co-workers.
Near us is a group of girls, all big hair, high shoes and attitude – talking to security, trying to get a better seat further up the front.
So we should approach the debate on the future of Europe with a positive attitude - talking about what we want to achieve more than what we want to block or resist.
Good communication can also be described as "the good man or woman (attitudes), talking well (skills)" [ 11], with attitudes in this context referring to the student's professionalism.
"Their attitude is, 'Talk to me in 20 years, Mom,' " Ms. Schwager said.
For all of its antipreneurial attitude and talk of individualism, I worry that Le Labo, no matter how nonconformist, will fall prey to the evils of the seemingly unstoppable "masstige" — produce huge quantities, spend gobs of money on advertising and quickly ship all over the world.
It's in the attitude, the talk, the walk, the screwface the combination of all these elements presents a very conflicted picture of masculinity to outside observers.
Don't have an attitude or talk back to them.
You've seen her — the attitude, the talking — she has nothing of a girl in her".
