Sentence examples similar to master attitude from inspiring English sources
"There is still a slave-and-master attitude here that undermines efforts to work together".
To master the attitude: Be carefree.
If one masters this attitude he will surely as a byproduct will get to know how to criticize in a decent way.
As imperial masters, British attitudes toward Afghans were perhaps best summed up in the Encyclopaedia Britannica, Ninth Edition (1875).
Rather than begging for his approval, Daenerys curbed her ego and used the former master's dismissive attitude to her advantage.
The drone in B flat will follow me home so, in a few months' time once my one-year-old has mastered it, my attitude may have changed.
Too often, the American attitude is master to servant: We give you money now do what we say, and do it right now.
It is a fact the Tories would rather not dwell on, though the heir to the baronetcy of Ballentaylor has the "master of the universe" attitude of an Oxford-educated merchant banker despite his fresh face.
From the poet's point of view (the other forms can look after themselves) this needs to be combined with a braking effect, a reminder that the point is not in the first place to publish but to learn to write as well as possible, to read everything, to think in terms of language rather than attitude, to master form, and not to mistake self-expression for art.
One reason why the world is in its current mess is because of the arrogant, "masters of the universe" attitude adopted by some MBAs.
