Sentence examples for different attitudes from from inspiring English sources
Manhattanville's efforts at making its students feel cared for reflects a recognition that many of today's college students come to campus with different attitudes from those of previous generations and see themselves as consumers of the college experience.
Females were reportedly more willing to do so than males (34.1 vs 31.6%) and, although such a small difference between the two genders makes it impossible to draw any conclusions as yet, it would be interesting to delve more deeply into people's different attitudes from a gender perspective (Lawrence and Anita 2007; Klinge 2008; Ballantyne and Rogers 2010).
Companies like CVS and Circuit City may want different attitudes from different staff.
She had a different attitude from the rest of the family.
He soon realised that the continental players had a different attitude from those in England.
Hasan Salekin said he had already noticed a different attitude from his non-Muslim neighbours.
Jeroen Dijsselbloem, the Dutch finance minister, called bluntly on Tuesday for a fundamentally "different attitude" from the UK.
She has a totally different attitude from the rest of us because of all this – she's talking about university, and she's off to the Tate tomorrow".
It was the fifth come-from-behind victory this season for the Mets 18-155), whaveave many fresh faces and a much different attitude from the group that moped to a 70-92 finish last season.
Mr. Tilden also wanted to make B.I.O.-Bugs easy to dissect and alter, a starkly different attitude from that of Sony, which has threatened to sue customers who publish information about how to alter its Aibo dogs or the software that runs them.
By Evan Osnos April 6, 2011 Four days after Ai was detained by authorities at the Beijing airport, police have yet to acknowledge if they are holding him or why, but a state-run newspaper did not need to wait for official word before pronouncing Ai Weiwei "a maverick of Chinese society" who "chooses to have a different attitude from ordinary people toward law".
