Sentence examples for necessary attitude from inspiring English sources

The burgeoning model requires a Malcolm X "By Any Means Necessary" attitude.

Necessary attitude is found to be accessible for some control parameters.

It's Lucy who has the necessary attitude: you can easily imagine her growing up, grabbing a shotgun and "makin' bacon," Duke style.

It gives not only a comprehensive description of the necessary tools and methods for fishing, but also the necessary attitude an angler must possess.

Being friendly and equitable is a necessary attitude for a social constructivist teacher, who is considered an advanced learner (Vygotsky 1978) who facilitates students' learning by negotiating (Hand, Treagust and Vance 1997), rather than a person who transmits factual knowledge to students and considers them as empty vases.

The Vatican newspaper went on to urge respect, which it described as "the necessary attitude to approach the religious experience of another".

A corporate reorganization may change the boxes on a formal organization chart but not provide the necessary attitudes and skills to make the new structure work.

One of the challenges faced by university today is how to develop in students the necessary attitudes and competences to become those leaders who will transform their social environment in the short future.

The third movement Waltz was all double cream and steroids; superb really… turning this into the kind of concert that shapes (or eradicates, as necessary) attitudes and prejudices.

We aim to develop the necessary attitudes, willingness to help, awareness that it is important to save lives, self-confidence (i.e. believing that one is capable of helping), and acceptance of any emotions that can occur during and after the first-aid process.

The present study aims to develop a computer-tailored smoking prevention programme for primary school children, in which they will be provided with the necessary attitudes, knowledge, skills and plans to refuse cigarettes when they make the transition from primary to secondary school.