The phrase "attitude to thinking" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone's perspective or approach towards the process of thinking or reasoning.
Example: "Her attitude to thinking critically has greatly improved since she started the new course."
Alternatives: "approach to thinking" or "perspective on thinking".
But I also think it's just so exciting, this coding thing, because it's not just about learning to code," says Watts. "It's a whole attitude to learning, thinking and problem-solving, and that's what I see as the importance – especially with it starting so young.
Clearly the impresario is not attending to the performance, but there is no reason to regard the attitude theorist as committed to thinking otherwise.
A negative attitude to visual thinking was not confined to geometry.
Which gets me to thinking of people's attitude towards sport in general after what has happened with Lance Armstrong and cycling in recent months.
Nowhere is this more essential than in international affairs, both in our attitude to, and in thinking about, problems of world peace.
2. Inability to work through Difficult Times: More American married people seem to have developed an attitude of thinking it is okay to quit when the going gets tough.
Young Hispanics have powerful fresh perspectives and an attitude to shift the mindset and thinking of how Hispanics should be viewed as a community of people and consumers.
Relevant aspects of such attitudes are: expectations about support, listening, and asking questions for the relationship-focussed attitude; asking and thinking about return to work and talking about possibilities of return to work for the result-directed attitude; and expectations about reassurance and a good atmosphere for the caring attitude.
Such attitudes continue to shape thinking about the city and not only in Britain.
But his most liberal attitude, of thinking hereditary peers "silly", goes back to a little noted Tory conference speech at 19.
