Sentence examples for capturing an attitude from inspiring English sources

It's classic Adams, capturing an attitude that imprisons huge amounts of thinking within a throwaway remark.

Whatever the case, it captures an attitude — and it does so efficiently and memorably.

In On the Genealogy of Morality: A Polemic, Nietzsche argues that the concept of evil arose from the negative emotions of envy, hatred, and resentment (he uses the French term ressentiment to capture an attitude that combines these elements).

"I created things to capture a certain attitude, like steam punk or old timey sailor".

The "Expressions" series captures an athlete's attitude of breaking through "the metaphorical wall".

A porn film, depicting a supposed mile-high tryst between Mr Saakashvili and Yulia Timoshenko, Ukraine's prime minister, captures a prevalent Moscow attitude to its disloyal former vassals.Mr Yushchenko has only to contend with the enduring suspicion of Russophone eastern Ukraine.

You can't slip up and talk like a regular person, and should remember to be capturing the attitude of a pirate at all times.

Contemporary reports in The New York Times and elsewhere captured a whiff of that attitude.

Through the psychological approach, there are many standardised surveys and questionnaires – tried, tested, and sanctioned by scholars – that are used to capture a student's current attitude to learning (see Lovelace and Brickman [2013]).

The study had a novel focus by targeting adults to explore their attitudes about self-vaccination, rather than the typical focus on either adults' attitudes about vaccinating their children or the elderly's attitudes about self-vaccinating (thus capturing attitudes from a vulnerable population).

What Mr. Stone excels at is conjuring the mood of specific times and places, capturing the attitude he and his friends shared as well as the larger zeitgeist.