Sentence examples for mirror attitude from inspiring English sources

And do you believe there's a significant faction within Russia that actually wants a more adversarial, less cooperative relationship with the US, in a kind of mirror attitude of many conservatives in Congress?

"Reefer?" He went to Congress in 1976 as an anti-abortion, anti-mandatory-busing, relatively conservative Democrat whose political philosophy mirrored attitudes in the working-class district that elected him.

Understanding that the staff will mirror the attitude of the boss, I know I have to set the tone.

On the other hand, if you walk into the building with a smile, shoulders back, head held high, the employees are going to mirror that attitude by feeling confident and encouraged.

People are likely to mirror this attitude.

People will also mirror your attitude.

The students' complaints mirror rural attitudes statewide.

That classification mirrors the attitude of many Chileans.

Previously, my feelings about this activity mirrored the attitude of Victorian women about sex: why would anyone want to do something so boring that took so long?

Denslow's sharp, witty drawings of Dorothy's oddball companions have enormous charm, with expressive bodies and faces that mirror human attitudes, yet are funky enough to serve as foils for the square Kansas-bred girl and her dog, Toto.

Her spirit and candor in the face of age, and her insistence on remaining visible, mirror the attitudes of many of her contemporaries -- women over 60 who by their mode of dress and way of life are shattering the stereotype of the Geritol-swilling granny in orthopedic shoes.