Sentence examples for korean attitude from inspiring English sources

It's a very Korean attitude for the government to step in, because it's worked in other things".

One senior official characterized the North Korean attitude at the Pyongyang meeting as belligerent, rather than apologetic, even while it admitted violating the 1994 accord to freeze its nuclear weapons development.

As The Economist went to press that was the choice facing HSBC, whose dogged pursuit of Korea Exchange Bank (KEB) has become a litmus test of South Korean attitudes to foreign investment.

Korean attitudes toward the U.S. are complex; what they feel is not so much anti-Americanism as a deep nationalist yearning for greater respect from the world's only superpower.

Shamanism's eclecticism has influenced Korean attitudes toward religion, helping make South Korea one of the world's most pluralistic countries — a place where Buddhism, Confucianism and Christianity coexist peacefully and often overlap, said Yang Jong-sung, a senior curator at the National Folklore Museum of Korea.

South Korean attitudes toward Japan, as reflected in a poll published in February by the Asan Institute for Policy Studies, remain almost uniformly hostile.

More important, perhaps, South Koreans' attitudes towards their present clutch of politicians range from apathy to disgust.

South Korean courts' attitude toward white-collar crimes is changing amid public calls for "economic democratization".

The official, Kim Yang-gon, a secretary of the Central Committee of the North's ruling Workers Partyy of Korea, said the final decision would depend on the South Korean government's attitude, making it clear that North Korea was using the project's future to pressure the South for political concessions.

All of this should come as no surprise given the North Korean government's attitude towards the Western world and their harsh penalties for disobedience.

All of this should come as no surprise given the North Korean government's attitude towards the Western world and their harsh penalties for disobedience.