Sentence examples for looking attitude from inspiring English sources

Multi-agency safety testing, as its name suggests, is supported by several groups including, most importantly, the local police in Manchester, who have a forward-looking and responsible attitude to young people's drug use, in contrast to the regressive, backward looking attitude of the Met.

In response to my column, Diane Reynolds, a career coach in New York, said she encourages her clients to counteract these conditions by doing volunteer work: Strong feelings of rejection and loss of self-esteem, coupled with the many nonresponses from potential employers can also lead to a "why bother looking" attitude.

But for many people I've known, the forward looking attitude of growth was the only thing that saved them from psychological disaster.

Similarly, a recent casting call read more like an advert for the director's fantasy girlfriend than a serious career prospect: "Windswept hair, sexy, a "don't care how I look attitude".

Dunga is looking for attitude, for soul, for sacrifice to the team ethic.

Then there's the tendency to focus on female competitors' personal background as well as their looks, attitude and personality.

"Deterrence" has the look, attitude and touch-all-bases casting philosophy of a budget-conscious television movie from the 1970's.

Heath mentioned a study he had carried out looking at attitudes to immigration.

Our schools programme is particularly looking at attitudes and outsiders, how easy it is to judge people.

Another important consideration in looking at attitudes toward inequality is whether voters adopt more liberal policy positions as they learn more about the issue.

"I think they can be positive," 20-year-old Joe told YMCA researchers looking into attitudes to welfare.