Sentence examples for loving attitude from inspiring English sources

Ms. Satter, a nutritionist and social worker, is the author of "Your Child's Weight: Helping Without Harming," and she preaches a common sense, loving attitude toward children and eating.

His cold and cynical yet still loving attitude toward Chicago led critics to deem that novel the first important American city novel.

That would, following the defense strategy, explain Miss Aparo's lies and her apparently loving attitude toward Mr. Coleman in the days after the killing.

But what really makes it a period piece is its loving attitude towards the past – teased sometimes, but not mocked, respected but not revered – and towards the present.

This is a process of positive reinforcement done with a loving attitude.

The same point applied more generally: the loving attitude was one of appreciating goods in another's life rather than acting to produce or help her achieve them.

The official tough love attitude towards unemployed people must be changed to reflect the ethical values – like freedom and a fair go – that we as a society purport to embody.

At just over five feet tall with soft bangs, a softer voice and a touch of Southern gentility cultivated in her youth in Alabama, Ms. Weary has a childlike quality that belies her tough-love attitude toward teaching.

At Claymoore, Susanna falls in with the house insurgent (Angelina Jolie) but then starts to calm down in, Stephen Holden wrote in The New York Times, "a small, intense period piece with a hardheaded tough-love attitude".

Along with a "tough love" attitude, they used a combination of Mormon values and Alcoholics Anonymous methods to treat kids.

Which sheds light on Google's free-love attitude toward intellectual property, copyright protection and data ownership on Youtube.