Sentence examples for for its attitude from inspiring English sources

The sparrow is lovable for its "attitude", he argues: it might be "drab, hyperactive and tone deaf, but it doesn't feel bad about it".

9. (C) Lee cautioned that China would seek to prevent U.S.-DPRK relations from improving too much, adding with a smile that had it not been for its attitude toward the U.S., China would have moved to prevent the October 2006 DPRK nuclear weapon test.

And it has drawn fire for its attitude to user data and privacy.

But, on the other hand, the Roman Empire went on for hundreds of years, and Apple has long outlasted my prediction that it would have to pay for its attitude.

Griffin criticised Gordon Brown's Labour government for its attitude toward the BNP, accusing it of treating elected representatives of the BNP as "second-class citizens".

And while it is fashionable to trash the BCCI for its attitude to Test cricket, that decision had much more to do with its South African counterparts, who could not alter their schedule to honour the commitment.

Remarkably, Friedan managed to write a whole book indicting American society for its attitudes toward women without discussing its laws.

Of course, we are very much aware of the fact that the religious background a country possesses, cannot per se account for its attitudes towards scientific matters that have ideological wrapping and that there are multiple factors affecting attitudes towards religion.

While Taiwan has been hailed for its attitudes toward LGBT issues among Asian nations, same-sex marriage is still not legal.

Take, for instance, its attitude to the internet.

Each sensor probe is completely dispensable and is not equipped with any thrusters or engines for controlling its attitude and orbit.