Sentence examples for carry attitudes from inspiring English sources
"carry attitudes" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to the kinds of thoughts and behaviors we adopt in response to situations. For example, " He was known for carrying very positive and optimistic attitudes, even when faced with adversity."
Police, social workers, prosecutors and juries all carry attitudes around with them, Ms Coffey said in the report.
The extent to which they carry their attitudes about women into their places of work ought to trouble us all.
"You know, I've discovered that this is a very itchy subject, and the people carry over attitudes more appropriate to the Middle Ages".
And they carry this attitude into the football arena too.
There are times when I'm in New York when I'm that famous guy, and I carry the attitude – then I get stopped all the time.
If he can carry that attitude into the competition this week and next, and the weeks beyond, there may be more fun all around the game of golf.
The Mexicans used to carry an attitude across the border, but in mid-February of 2001, the Americans beat El Tricolor, 2-0, in Columbus, and a little air started to go out of the Mexicans' psychological balloon.
"Our connection to Australia is reflective of a mutual bond of language, shared history and respect that even extends to our 'chin-up, carry on' attitude to Ashes defeat," Johnson said.
The Patriots, under their low-key but intense coach, Bill Belichick, carry the attitude in a subtle way, unlike the more brash 1986 Mets, 1976 Reds or 1985 Chicago Bears.
They carry that attitude toward looking at the history of the Vietnam War as well.
