Sentence examples for most attitude of from inspiring English sources

Charlotte Martin, a singer and pianist whose gorgeously delicate sound has led some to call her the next Norah Jones; and Katy Rose, a 17-year-old singer who, with the voice of Avril Lavigne and the spunk of Ms. Phair, might have the most attitude of all.

But his most liberal attitude, of thinking hereditary peers "silly", goes back to a little noted Tory conference speech at 19.

Ewell, the team trainer said, Umbricht "had the most wonderful attitude of anyone you'll ever meet".

In our participants' accounts, the most important attitude of this type was the need to learn from the error.

The most positive attitude of healthcare workers was regarding the use of protective equipment when dealing with MERS patient (1.52 ± 0.84).

"Come on, lighten up, it's just... (a TV show/a movie/a music video/a lying cable news blowhard)" is one of the most destructive attitudes of our time.

The study found that what mattered most was the attitude of the judge.

The sharp exchanges between the two veteran politicians changed the tone in the courtroom and most particularly the attitude of Mr. Milosevic.

But as he carried his son Louis, 4, who was dressed in a Miami Dolphins jersey, Mr. Rousset said what he liked the most was the attitude of the other spectators.

Perhaps what Ireland has going for it most is the attitude of its people.

Instead, try "Following up," which suggests action on your part, or simply "Thanks again for your time". As with most things, an attitude of gratitude always helps.