In the nearly two weeks since Mr. Obama's much-parsed remarks about infrastructure and small business, the Romney campaign has focused a series of attacks on what it calls the president's antibusiness attitudes, staging campaign stops where Mr. Romney was flanked by entrepreneurs testifying that their success was due to the sweat of their own brows.
The Judges usually look for people with good attitude, stage presence, and charisma.
Behavioural change theories have not in particular dealt with psychological or emotional distress [ 15– 17], although they present several are common factors that are important for lifestyle change: social relations, attitude, stages of change and self-efficacy [ 18].
Traditional attitudes ranked stage performers just above prostitutes in China's social hierarchy and so Mao set about destroying evidence of her past career.
Even more important, both share an attitude toward stage space.
This feisty attitude on stage perhaps compensated for what she freely admitted was a technically imperfect singing voice: a documentary shot during rehearsals of Company catches her self-deprecatingly saying: "I'm just shouting".
Ant rattles through his munificent two-hour, 30-song set, occasionally mumbling unintelligibly between songs, and while his singing voice has never been a thing of immense beauty, his attitude and stage presence most indefatigably are.
"While everyone understands that the copying of some entertainment product for one's personal use is illegal but commonplace, plagiarism takes this attitude one stage further in that it is an attempt to both steal someone else's intellectual property and to pass it off as your own work.
Brian Epstein, the Beatles' manager from 1962, had no prior experience of artist management, but had a strong influence on their early dress code and attitude on stage.
Pooling their eclectic talents, the Dead pioneered an energizing blend of rock instrumentation and jazzy improvisation; thanks to their laissez-faire and often drug-fueled stage attitudes, they often fell apart.
