Sentence examples for of a different attitude from inspiring English sources

But she could have had a bit of a different attitude toward us.

"I think I have a little bit of a different attitude on North Korea than other people might have.

Barney, as the salon hostess Valérie Seymour, appears in the novel as the symbol of a different attitude.

"A lot of people have adjusted to a different attitude towards England; there isn't the primal emotion of before.

Marc Freedman, who founded the Purpose prize for social entrepreneurs over the age of 65 in the US (which gets thousands of entries every year), identifies a growing body of research that points to a different attitude to work among older people.

This finding can be attributed to a different attitude of the population on sealant efficacy, a better access to professionally provided preventive oral health services [ 22, 24] and/or that rural areas generally have fewer dentists per population and more poverty resulting in lower access and utilization of dental care [ 25].

"He kind of brought a different attitude, mentality, whatever you want to say to the mound today.

However, the different compositions of the customers of large banks compared to those of smaller size justify a different attitude of intermediaries towards relationship lending.

It is a sobering fact that, according to Bernstein, until the mid-19th century, "most of the world still subscribed to what I have been calling the harem culture, and in only the few countries of the West, the small peninsular domain of Christendom, did a different attitude prevail".

Yet McKibbin says that all of them "had a different attitude to money.

All of us want a different attitude here in the nation's capital.