Sentence examples for in attitude when from inspiring English sources

There's also a change in attitude, when the big money started coming in, people at the record companies began to realize how big this business could be and it changed things.

Madison doesn't want these aggro cops to lose their jobs or even be suspended, but he also doesn't think their sudden change in attitude when they realised he was a city firefighter is a very good sign and he's filing a formal complaint with the department.

Madison doesn't want these aggro cops to lose their jobs or even be suspended, but he also doesn't think their sudden change in attitude when they realized he was a city firefighter is a very good sign and he's filing a formal complaint with the department.

Weeds marked a change in attitudes when it debuted in 2005, but that focused heavily on the illegality of Nancy Botwin's actions, painting her as an anti-hero.

Thus, the upperclassmen nonmajors had the only significant overall positive shift in attitudes when compared both to the rest of the nonmajors and the majors.

Overall, this study stresses the importance of acknowledging individual differences in reading attitude when designing teacher education courses that provide teachers with the tools and willingness to foster their fellow teachers' and students' reading enthusiasm.

He's proud of his Fenway vendor days, and it shows in his attitude when he talks about them.

The unsatisfactory performance of students in real patient encounters is probably due to multiple factors that were not explored in this study, the leading ones being: a careless attitude when in a non-testing environment, language barrier (different local dialects), difficulty in adapting to hospital and outpatient departments, unease when dealing with non-familiar people etc.

This does not and will not undermine our resolve, our commitment to continue working with the U.S". Kurdish soldiers who were wounded in the attack took the same attitude when interviewed in their hospital beds.

Young people in the UK are often scolded for their non-involvement in politics and an uncaring attitude when it comes to these debates, yet are usually not properly included when they do wish to get involved – or are allowed to participate only to a certain extent, so as to tick an inclusion box.

"He said, 'This is not a threat, but teachers have families and you have to think of what you say and do".' The Rev. Angel Dulanto, pastor of Holy Rosary Church in East Harlem, expressed a similar attitude when parents tried raising $125,000 to keep the school open.