Sentence examples for less attitudes from inspiring English sources

The paper concludes that the anti-Newtonian rhetoric of the movement's founder was increasingly muted in the hands of his followers (with the exception of Bate), and by the 1750s the main bone of contention was less attitudes to Newton than approaches to Hebrew scholarship.

On the subject "Use of assessment techniques and strategies in e-learning activities", the studies on the topics of "academic performance" and "assessment" predominated (both 21.3 %), with those referring to "curricular integration to diverse areas" being the less attitudes and perceptions (1.9 %) (Fig. 6).

Those reporting less attitudes and neither agree nor disagree are not shown in Table.

With better service and less attitude, Ku could be very good indeed.

Toronto The vintage shops in Toronto come with a lot less attitude than some of their American counterparts.

To them, Dr. Gade offers much lower costs and quality they say is comparable to the big medical institutions', but with more accountability and less attitude.

11 p.m. 4) Hit the Clubs Like South Beach in Miami, Panama City has its share of velvet ropes, although the lower model quotient provides for less attitude.

And 4Kids Entertainment, which licenses the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, will revive them next year in new video games, where they will have more muscles and less attitude.

Berwick recommended new criminal penalties for "leaders who have acted wilfully, recklessly, or with a 'couldn't care less' attitude and whose behaviour causes avoidable death or serious harm".

Chinatown Brasserie, the new tenant, has fancy food and frothy drinks: it's Ruby Foo's without the tourists, or Mr. Chow's with a lot more camp and only slightly less attitude.

Also, you would think that if Iraq were the focus of your whole foreign policy, maybe you would have handled North Korea with a little less attitude, so as not to trigger two wars at once.