Sentence examples for it attitude to from inspiring English sources

The private sector accuses NHSE of "introducing inflexible and unaccountable monopoly-provider models with a 'too big to fail' and 'like it or lump it attitude' to patient care".

In May, Yad Vashem -- Israel's Holocaust Martyrs' and Heroes Remembrance Authorityy -- taking advantage of a "let someone else do it" attitude to preservation, obtained the murals and transferred them to Israel, where they will be displayed in a new Holocaust museum.

McFarlane attributes his "just do it" attitude to his upbringing.

There's a sort of "fuck it!" attitude to what Alexander is doing, seemingly kicking sand in the face of everyone angry at his surveillance regime by getting paid to reflect on the experience of assembling it.

It's no surprise to learn that he's a fan of free jazz, with its "sheer bloody-mindedness" and its "take-it-or-leave-it attitude to critical and public approval".

While Gilt uses models full of don't-you-want-it attitude to sell their high-end products, Rue La La, Ideeli and Swirl by DailyCandy ask their models to exude friendly warmth, rather than hauteur.

This calm, get-over-it attitude to the difficulties of adolescent desire (and girls' desire at that) almost made me do a double-take mid-read; hugely, and refreshingly, unexpected.

The wonderful thing about Bainbridge – one of the many wonderful things, alongside her redoubtableness, her bugger-it attitude to fags and fry-ups, her mordant wit – was that the breadth of her work was such that everyone I've asked since the news of her death has named a different book as their favourite.

It takes attitude to go up on stage and get a laugh from that.

Far from it: their attitude to safeguarding themselves in the working environment is suspiciously suicidal.

As Hersham sees it, this attitude to women on the part of some investors appears to be conscious.