Apathy: that's the word often bandied around to describe their attitude, as though they simply don't care.
The idea of a base wardrobe, which a woman embellishes to her choice, is a modern attitude — as though the designer is offering the clothes but inviting a conversation.
"Do you believe that Senator Barack Obama's comments reveal his elitist attitude toward every hardworking American?" It says "his elitist," not "an elitist" attitude as though his statements were proof of something that already existed, but was, perhaps doubtful.
She also said Spears performed with "a naughty, free-spirited attitude", as though she "had invited 900 friends to her dirty little dance party, and too bad for you if you couldn't roll with the fun".
We continue to buy SUVs, live in giant homes, talk about very minuscule changes in our attitude as though they will help us survive the next 50 years, when in fact, they won't.
As attitudes change, though, it's possible that xeriscaping could prove to be one instance of human meddling that offers substantial benefits to the environment.
Whatever the attitudes of outsiders, though, what really counts as far as Heal and Campbell are concerned is what the women themselves think.
Public attitudes, though, reflect ambivalence.
His attitude, though, is positive.
Attitude looms as large as artichokes.
