Sentence examples for one of attitudes from inspiring English sources

It's one of attitudes.

The difference between a society with flourishing markets and a market-coordinated society is not, therefore, merely one of attitudes.

The effect is less one of attitudes becoming form than one of form becoming, in the sense of enhancing, attitudes of heroic initiative.

Often, the barrier is not physical or financial but one of attitude – the idea that there's nothing on the web for me.

It is, of course, not just a matter of birthright, but one of attitude.

Although happily for Henry, the issue is surely one of attitude rather than ability.

Still, whatever works, and the point is surely one of attitude and belief.

But the main reason why they wouldn't be allowed anywhere near the Indian team is one of attitude.

The question is one of attitude and behaviour, still a thorny subject as the baiting and blaming of referees continues to blight the game and to tarnish the esteem of those responsible.

"That just doesn't happen overnight," said David Franz, former commander of the Army's bioterrorism defense laboratory in Fort Detrick, Md. Indeed, Dr. Franz and others say, the biggest change has been one of attitude.

Offering a dramatic contrast to the traditional conservative approach of his predecessor, Benedict XVI, Francis says the first reform must be one of "attitude", adding that unless a new balance is found, "the moral edifice of the church is likely to fall like a house of cards".