The phrase "attitude to something" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing someone's perspective or feelings towards a particular subject or issue.
Example: "Her attitude to climate change has shifted significantly over the years."
Alternatives: "attitude towards something" or "view on something".
When the author deftly alludes to Christine's attitude to smoking — something "which the countess did not really allow indoors, although she never forbade it" — you have all the information you need about the passive-aggressiveness that will sink the marriage.
Gregarious, witty and entertaining, she was admired locally for her feisty attitude to authority - something that resonated among the new wave of black settlers, struggling to create a community in difficult circumstances.
Warren's behavior towards Max and his overall attitude to women is something that really piqued my interest: Is there more to Warren than we're being told?
Warren's behaviour towards Max and his overall attitude to women is something that really piqued my interest: is there more to Warren than we're being told?
Once you find the connection with the dis-ease you are experiencing, reframe it and change your attitude towards it to something that is more empowering, believable and that can naturally become your new way of seeing the situation that created the dis-ease in your body.
His father's "paradoxical mix of artistic sensitivity and the rigour of his background and attitude to his country" is something Haig also recognises in Rudyard Kipling, who has become something of an alter ego.
As Housman's obituary in the London Times put it, "In his attitude to life, there seemed something baffled and even shrinking, as though he feared criticism and emotion alike more than he relished experience. . . .
But he really is very good and has just the right kind of style – and attitude – to come on and do something memorable How far will England go?
If, however, you think that for all his transgressions, appalling attire and sometimes woeful music, Rod Stewart's blithely cheerful attitude to just about everything says something affirmative about the human spirit, you will agree that he's a worthy winner – and besides, the sumptuous wonderment of his story is confirmed by the fact that it even comes with an index.
It took humanity well over 2,000 years to return to the Greek attitudes of homosexuality being something that was (a) normal, and (b) not deserving of eternal damnation.
