Sentence examples for in attitude from from inspiring English sources

Vieira said he had witnessed a change in attitude from the men's players since he signed for Arsenal.

What we need to see in classical music, also, is an immutable, instant and resolute change in attitude from the top down.

"There's a real change in attitude from a couple of months ago, when Syrians were watching this take place in other countries," said one Western diplomat in Damascus.

"There needs to be a change in attitude from public sector bodies to encourage employees to join a credit union," Thomas said.

While not indicating a U-turn on past legal aid cuts, Gove's comments represent a radical shift in attitude from that of his predecessor, Chris Grayling.

"The problem with college athletics is the growing separation of athletic departments, in fact and in attitude, from the rest of the campus," Brand said.

This requires a change in attitudes from all sides: the British need to start thinking about their seas the same way they think about the countryside.

This may require a shift in attitudes from other members of the panel, as well as practical changes to accommodate someone from a different background, who might, for instance, have accessibility requirements.

But despite this, and a flurry of visits to Israel by European leaders, all upholding the country's right to self-defence, it is hard to ignore the change in attitudes from decades past.

We have seen a shift in attitudes from a situation, not so long ago, where most people born with severe disabilities were locked away or ridiculed, to today where the disabled have a real chance of being integrated into society and having their human rights respected.

Those who are for tougher gun restrictions should favor the 'gun safety' frame, which may be especially powerful in the wake of the recent tragedies.But proponents of the "gun safety" frame shouldn't expect a 17-point shift in attitudes from their metaphorical shift.