Sentence examples for milder attitude from inspiring English sources

Two Falkland Islands oil exploration firms have announced a £57m deal just hours after Argentina elected a leader with a milder attitude towards the territorial dispute with Britain over the islands.

Especially not the textbooks' mild attitude towards building a new state, which is just too "peaceful," in their words.

The aim of MBCT is not to change or eliminate depressive symptoms, but rather to relate to them in a different way, i.e. with a more accepting, mild attitude.

Have a mild attitude.

'Still, we believe it is that shared, mild, negative attitudes toward others can create and/or amplify interpersonal intimacy.' That's all very well until you're the subject of the bitching.

The Lebanese, who had been rather mild in their attitude toward Israel, were embittered by the long occupation and by civilian deaths and suffering.

The plane will automatically adopt a mild nose-down attitude, so be sure to counter that with twitches on the joystick every so often.

We laughed at this and felt no desire to emulate them by getting on a ladder in the biting cold of a Dutchess County winter to string lights, but I should have guessed that this attitude of mild cultural superiority wouldn't last when Margaret first decided to put our Christmas tree on the porch, where it would be as visible from the road as from the living room.

This exhibition suspends the viewer between two attitudes: mild shock and respectfulness for the women's assertiveness.

Other bad traits include a hurried attitude and a mild compulsion to arrange magazines at right angles on my coffee table.

For instance, Garcia and Yang (2006) found that consumers with high uncertainty avoidance generated more favorable attitude toward the mild sex-appeal ad, whereas consumers with low uncertainty avoidance generated more favorable attitude toward the strong sex-appeal ad.