The phrase "attitudes away" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear when this phrase could be used, as it lacks context and does not form a coherent expression.
Example: "We need to put our attitudes away and focus on teamwork."
Alternatives: "set aside our attitudes" or "put aside our biases".
Teachers have such a vital role to play in shifting attitudes away from prejudice and celebrating diversity.
It is symbolic of a shift in evangelical attitudes away from teetotaling and the theological desirability of strict systems of rules.
Competition from the mining sector and a shift in workers' attitudes away from lifetime careers have made recruiters' jobs more difficult.
But there has been a shift in public attitudes away from rehabilitation toward punishment, an increase in mandatory sentences and a broadening of the definition of criminal activity to include such things as drunk driving and possession of weapons.
"Uys's satire did have a useful influence on enlightenment in the days when there was a total absence of democracy in South Africa, and his lampooning had something to do with helping to change attitudes away from apartheid and repression".
But there is also a broad shift in attitudes, away from what David Cameron described in a speech in Munich in February as lazy "state multiculturalism", and towards a "more active, muscular liberalism" in confronting extremist views, and defining and defending a competing national identity.
He added pointedly that Ban's volte face marked "a radical change of attitude away from the morally unjustifiable approach from the UN until now".
Important in this reevaluation is a shift in attitude away from the disdain for overt emotionalism that marked half of the 20th century.
It is so easy to be overwhelmed and let the storm winds blow all of your good attitude away with everything else.
These attitudes gnaw away at a person and embitter them, causing them to assume the worst, badmouth others and become a defensive victim.
The attitude goes away because it's just a pained, defensive posture".
