Sentence examples for attitude to open from inspiring English sources

It's also the type of show that's easy to write off as "stoner humor," which may be why it took me a while to drop the snotty attitude, to open up and admit the truth: "Adventure Time" is one of the most philosophically risky and, often, emotionally affecting shows on TV.

It's ironic that, a couple of days after the head of Mozilla Europe castigated Microsoft's attitude to Open Source and innovation in a TechCrunch interview, Microsoft today launches its own-label wine designed to promote innovation inside the company.

"I like the double meaning," says Mr Ai. "You can see my attitude to opening a company".

For their part, researchers' attitudes to open access range across a broad spectrum.

In the lead-up to that conference the Commonwealth of Learning has just been awarded a grant by the William and Flora Hewitt Foundation to conduct a survey of government attitudes to open access and to help formulate possible guidelines for government support.

The biggest landscaped municipal park to be built in more than a century, it reveals much about how American attitudes to open space have changed.Urban parks are back in fashion.

Experiments, led on the HoverEye platform designed by Bertin Technologies, show that the proposed attitude control is sufficient to open a large secure flight envelope.

This attitude has sparked several attempts to open up the conversation about death.

Mr President, Commissioner, ladies and gentlemen, I think it is very important for the European Parliament to take part in the debate on the European Union' s attitude to the opportunities opened up by the information society, an item on the agenda for the Lisbon Summit.

Kim said he was entering the talks with "an open attitude to explore the chance of opening a new chapter on the Korean peninsula".

COMPARE and contrast: the front page of today's FT says "Cameron steps into fray to defend BP"; the Telegraph splashes with "Cameron fails to back BP in fight with Obama .The truth is, the little that the prime minister and his colleagues have said in public about President Obama's attitude to BP is open to either interpretation.