Sentence examples for different attitude than from inspiring English sources

It's a different attitude than attracting a mass audience.

Most of all, Mr. Kibaki vowed to form a government with a different attitude than the departing one.

"We've got to come with a different attitude than we did against Miami, we've got to come ready to play".

"With public schools I have an entirely different attitude than if I'm working for I.B.M. or anyone else," he said.

"We're going out there with a different attitude than we did a couple weeks ago," David Wright said.

"That young customer has a different attitude than people my age did: they're much more open about their sexuality -- look at the clothes they wear.

"The throttle guys usually have different attitudes than the drivers," said David Woods, the Pier 57 owner, who is also a throttleman for one of the Fountain-built Super Vee racers.

15 16 None of the 50 excluded studies reported a non-responder analysis, although it is known that non-responders may have different attitudes than responders.

It seems unlikely to me that the Haqqani clan is going to have any different attitude now than they did in 2001.

Probably because of their history, Americans have a different attitude toward violence than Europeans.

People raised in a world of constant technological change have a different attitude toward technology than those raised in an era of gradual technological change.