The phrase "attitude that someone" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe someone's attitude towards another person, but it lacks the necessary context or structure to be usable.
Example: "Her attitude towards him was dismissive, which affected their working relationship."
Alternatives: "someone's attitude" or "the attitude of someone".
As the discussion swirled in class, one student typed on the backchannel: "We tend to have the attitude that someone else will do it.
But the attitude – that someone doing a menial task must by definition be a ne'er-do-well – is one that appears to be shared by many people in this country, including the Prime Minister.
The attitude that someone, or some law, or some program will mollify the effects of the cycle is unrealistic.
Their attitude that "someone ought to do something about this, as long as it's not me" is self-defeating and insulting.
Personal responsibility and continuity of care are important features of quality care, and one of the challenges of implementing outreach is that it may encourage the attitude that someone else is responsible for the patient, and thus disem-power and de-skill ward staff [ 85].
There's still an attitude that 'if someone's got themselves in a mess they only have themselves to blame'".
If that's an attitude that might allow someone to embrace his steering wheel knob, it's also not far off the kind of thinking that might lead to someone cutting off his legs to have better ones installed.
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It shows how far we have come in changing public attitudes to mental health that someone so high-profile can open up about something so difficult and personal," he said.
He speaks of "that defiance, that attitude, that arrogance," as if he is speaking about someone else entirely.
"I think it's verging on immoral to take the 'it's a hobby' attitude and that someone else will pay.
