Sentence examples for ruthless attitudes from inspiring English sources

The Machiavellian Egocentricity (ME) subscale assesses "narcissistic and ruthless attitudes in interpersonal functioning", reflecting egocentric tendencies in a social context [31].

Blame externalisation is a perception of the world as hostile and others being at fault for one's problems and Machiavellian egocentricity is a measure of narcissism and ruthless attitudes towards others [ 34].

And even the most benevolent companies were forced to adopt a more ruthless attitude to their corporate assets.

She has a new, ruthless attitude toward the objects she has let friends and relatives keep in her extra closet.

Her unhappy but necessary solution: the invention of a male cousin, Shui Ta, who will sternly set things right by taking a ruthless attitude toward making the shop profitable.

After the disastrous publication of his An Autobiography, his reputation became damaged by his ruthless attitude towards his art (so many words per day; his characters clinically subordinated to the needs of his narrative, and so on).

The departures of Graham and Patten also signal a more fiscally ruthless attitude for the Giants under Jim Fassel, because Graham and Patten were two of the coach's personal favorites.

The second disc offers a more astringent view, from her ruthless attitude towards her "Sidedish Friend" and the old flame fallen on hard times in "Accident", to the bitter warning that brings things to a close, "Don't fuck me in front of me".

He deplored Bradman's ruthless attitude towards annihilating the opposition and sometimes refused to try when Australia was in an unassailable position.

The banal Austrian propaganda rhyme "Serbien Muss Sterbien!" (Serbia must die!) was characteristic of the simple but ruthless attitude of many soldiers engaged fighting in the Balkans Serbiaa would loose 60percentt of its male population during the war).

It was quite sad, despite the fact she's a complete bitch, as it highlighted more of Wild Hunt's ruthless attitude towards sorceresses – or basically anyone that is deemed remotely different.