Sentence examples for fighting attitude from inspiring English sources

Aston Villa need fighting attitude to beat Arsenal, says Rémi Garde.

Afterwards Wenger said Özil has become a very important player and that he has added "fighting attitude".

We cannot get this cut in dangerous weapons if we stay as we are now in a confrontational fighting attitude with the other superpower.

"It's a disappointing result but I don't have any complaints about the performance, the effort, the fighting attitude," Wagner, the Huddersfield manager, said.

A hard stand for pure doctrine and constitutional fidelity, which a politician like Cruz might share with conservative writers, excites a populist audience like the Tea Party not because of its content, which populists don't much care about and might even disagree with, but because of its hardness, the fighting attitude it signals.

"He has added a fighting attitude today.

By bringing people together, building communities and fighting attitudes of xenophobia and racism, sport has the potential to make an important contribution to the integration of migrants in the EU.

Although most games now use the fast-paced Twenty20 format, Mr Buisson says that he is constantly fighting the attitude that it is "this boring English game played over five days".

Repeated security failings at the laboratory have prompted Energy Secretary Bill Richardson to try to impose tougher measures, but he has acknowledged that he is fighting an attitude among laboratory scientists of indifference and outright hostility to security regulations.

It associates you in shorthand with having Anglo-Saxon colonial attitudes, which is pretty ironic because we spent a lot of our working lives fighting those attitudes".

She said she was fighting any attitudes that made domestic abuse possible; she did not say that she was fighting patriarchal Arab traditions.