Sentence examples for default attitude from inspiring English sources

He has made it clear more than once that this is his default attitude.

Wolfe's default attitude is devilment; he behaves as if nothing is more fun than winding up liberals.

Although the word "celebrity" derives from "celebration", the latter must not be the default attitude towards the former.

Since then, our default attitude toward the economy has been to believe that, one way or another, things will work out.

"Our default attitude to any new and interesting fMRI finding should be scepticism," says Tal Yarkoni, a neuroscientist at the University of Colorado.

The benefits of accelerating gifted children academically has been well-documented in many studies over the past 60 years, but the default attitude in American school districts is that since gifted students are ahead, they don't need any attention.

"Politics is a very masculine universe, like all places of power," said Dati, adding that the default masculine attitude was that women were "a priori incompetent until they proved otherwise.

The reviewer at Cahiers du Cinéma anointed it with an unsmiley face in a trade magazine, a perfect representation of what sometimes seems to be the default critical attitude here.

The default position among social psychologists is to treat implicit attitudes as if they are associations among mental representations (Fazio 2007), or among pairs of mental representations and valences.

According to an EU Commission analysis, this attitude is widespread among the EU Member States: "The majority of NAPs appear to adopt the default position that the current PPP use pattern in their M ember) S tate) is sustainable".

In a conference call with analysts in December, Kenneth Lewis, the chief executive of Bank of America, said more borrowers appear to be giving up on their homes as prices fall, noting a "change in social attitudes toward default".