As a result, Warwick never developed the attitude that such things were beneath the attention of serious academics.
The public seems to be developing the attitude that the party is a vehicle for ideas other than resistance to metric measurements and EU regulations on the shape of bananas.
From the 19th century, writers in Romance and Slavic languages especially, and to a far lesser extent British and American writers, developed the attitude that a literature is most truly modern when it acquires a marked degree of self-awareness and obstinately reflects on its purpose and technique.
Thanks to my travels, I developed the attitude that every incident I encountered was meant to happen; everything and everyone was my teacher.
"New artists loved Derek," said Phillana Williams, a vice president for marketing at Arista, Pink's label -- "not only because he came with experience but he knew how to be a diva and he would help them develop that attitude, that star quality".
"We haven't developed the attitude yet that we're a steel town".
Jacobson found that the first step in creating this type of environment is getting to know each student, thus providing the teacher with a better opportunity to develop a positive attitude that can in turn facilitate and support the students' learning [ 24].
Jolly et al. (2009) extends Huang's approach and assumes that individual's perception about the problem affects knowledge and awareness, and in turn develops an attitude that will promote action to minimize risks.
You develop an attitude that we are all inherently equal regardless of who went to school and who did not — that there can be smart people who did not have any book learning and never had a chance".
Old House Vineyards (18351 Corkys Lane, Culpeper, Va.; 540-423-1032; www.oldhousevineyards.com) is 50 minutes from Charlottesville and has achieved renown for its Vidal Blanc, without developing the kind of attitude that sometimes pervades California.
