Sentence examples similar to going attitude from inspiring English sources

The Disney Infinity game, which was released last week, embraces that "anything goes" attitude with vigor.

Mayer said the FN was benefiting from a "give them a go" attitude in France.

"I grew up with a straightforward, 'If you can do it -- come on let's go' attitude," Ms. Mercer said.

He vows to continue the government's security policies, but not what he calls its "anything goes" attitude that he blames for abuses of human-rights.

Blair Horner, the legislative director of the New York Public Interest Research Group, complained about what he called the "anything goes" attitude that state law takes toward the use of campaign contributions.

The professional programme's primary focus is on developing the get up and go attitude that is central to our degree programme.

"The failure to hold parties to the conflict to account for their actions appears to have contributed to an 'anything goes' attitude by both sides to this conflict".

Her resilience, get up and go attitude and bravery help illuminate the shadow of her illness.

Many projects are said to adopt an anything goes attitude of methodological questions (Adams & Bomhoff, 2012, p. 1).

Another shared similarity is the decision to remain apolitical, which reflects their 'neutrality' and 'anything goes' attitude.

The company was built on a bro-tastic, anything goes attitude that goes way back to God View and the targeted harassment of journalists.