Sentence examples for different from the attitude from inspiring English sources

"The attitude toward ballroom dancing when I first started talking to people about it was not so different from the attitude toward ballet," she said.

While one brother sees her simply as an exotic "other" whom he can bed without forming attachments -- very different from the attitude toward white women of the same time period, whose virtue was unequivocal and untouchable -- the other is downright violent in his conception of Dido, calling her "repulsive" but still expressing a desire to rape her.

It was also clear from these open-ended survey responses that the attitudes of the students completing the course were quite positive regarding their experiences, which would certainly be different from the attitudes of the nearly 50% of students who were failing or withdrawing from the course in previous years.

In addition, professionals tend to have their own attitudes concerning the appropriate therapy for a given patient [ 17], which may be different from the patient' s attitude.

The programs will have an uplifting, family-friendly vibe decidedly different from the frank, adult attitude of the unscripted fare on Bravo.

Is the motive behind most abortion decisions really any different from the "me-first" attitude that compels some men to abdicate their parental responsibilities and become deadbeat dads?

The public's willingness to call on the police couldn't be more different from their attitude when the force was formed.

Dyer and Sarin [ 47] named this extra information as "relative risk attitude" which is different from the conventional concept of risk attitude.

The latter way of expressing an attitude is different from the way cognitivist subjectivists think we express moral attitudes because it expresses the attitude without saying that we have the attitude (Barnes 1933; Carnap 1937, 28 29).

The assertion of P and the attitude it expresses is different from the assertion that P is good and the attitude it expresses.

Even as astronomers found that exoplanetary systems are generally different from the solar system, old attitudes lingered.