Sentence examples for attitudes with which from inspiring English sources
But the showgirls will stay in parliament until the next election, and the attitudes with which Berlusconi imbued the nation will not disappear overnight.
Above all, classic Hollywood is a specular toolbox which, when deployed self-consciously, offers modern filmmakers a set of devices, strategies, and attitudes with which to consider and transcend their own limits — and those of classical styles as well.
Each interviewer tries to elicit the Ginsberg of his or her imagination -- William F. Buckley Jr., the dangerous radical; Playboy, the homosexual crusader; fellow dropouts, the mocker of squares -- and each time, Ginsberg performs judo flips on their expectations, handing back complex, nuanced versions of the attitudes with which they've tried to saddle him.
Approaching any and each living being with awe and humility can help make human life more meaningful, and it is in this way that biocentric ethics can help to develop a set of habits and attitudes with which humans interact with other living beings.
These states might include the attitudes with which one approaches things (e.g., acceptance) [ 5] or the approach that one takes to interpret private experiences (e.g., self-compassion) [ 6].
The attitudes with which visiting health professionals approach international service-learning activities can be important components of the success or failure of the experiences.
More important, it leaves you with a strong sense of the attitude with which such questions should be addressed.
"Clearly the attitude with which you rear your children is going to affect them, although each of them will be very different people.
It's the attitude with which she does so — an aw-shucks kind of casualness coupled with a dizzy exhibitionist's delight.
"We have always known this wasn't just an accident and we picked that up from the attitude with which they conducted themselves," says Mr Lawrence.
