Sentence examples for developing an attitude from inspiring English sources
Is Mr. Lauer developing an attitude?
What's that going to do to them?" Young people today are already developing an attitude toward their privacy that is simultaneously vigilant and laissez-faire.
Indeed, a research performed by Mielby et al. [51] indicates that more knowledge of different GM approaches does not lead to consumers developing an attitude based on differences between methods (i.e. transgenic or cisgenic).
"Developing an attitude of gratitude is one of the most effective ways to cultivate and maintain a healthy relationship," she said.
(v) By developing an attitude of self respect allied to the values and skills of assertive communication, students build a sense of entitlement to receive the same from others and the skills to ask for it.
But, despite differences in meditation techniques and underlying cognitive processes, it has been proposed that all meditation techniques share a central process that supports their common goal, that is, inducing relaxation, regulating attention, and developing an attitude of detachment from one's own thoughts [ 57].
While Vonnegut's father developed an attitude of fatalistic weltschmerz, his mother struggled against their changing circumstances.
After so many years, Ms. Cenik has developed an attitude toward her art that is both secular and spiritual.
The students had developed an attitude of greater aloofness with the reporters, the leaders in particular more adept at waving away outstretched microphones.
"The House of Holland has developed an attitude problem" proclaimed the designer Henry Holland about what he called a revival of the "grunge, glamour and glory" of the 1990s.
