Sentence examples for selfish attitudes from inspiring English sources

Some commenters are appalled at the supposed selfish attitudes of the parents.

In a separate experiment, the researchers found that members of the unfairness group were 11percentt more likely to express selfish attitudes.

Will the crisis lead to nationalistic and selfish attitudes on both sides of the Atlantic, stymieing the long-awaited rapprochement, if not a full reconciliation?

Under socialism or communism Marx and Engels drew no clear or consistent distinction between the two government itself will eventually wither away as people gradually lose the selfish attitudes inculcated by private ownership of the means of production.

You could argue that you don't really want such selfish attitudes in the people running the country, but what else would you expect with Trump as president?

Jack Florey of IndieLondon reviewed the characters, stating that their behaviour is the show's biggest problem: "the self-absorbed, pretentious and frequently selfish attitudes that drive the surgeons at the centre of Grey's exasperate more than reward".

"I think this is a very selfish attitude," my dad says.

This might be taken as a selfish attitude, but it's also honest.

At one European summit he denounced Tony Blair's "selfish" attitude to farm spending and called his refusal to give up the British budget rebate "pathetic".

But I have to acknowledge that we not only breached the spirit of cricket but it was probably a selfish attitude.

Norm Blake, a former chief executive, said upon his resignation in 2000 that he found many officials to be motivated by the selfish attitude of "what's in it for me?" and a refusal to commit to change.