Sentence examples for slightly different attitude from inspiring English sources

L.C.: I think in Europe there's also a slightly different attitude toward women aging.

I would suggest a slightly different attitude to winning by any means in different parts of the world.

As New York's supers move up the career ladder to fancier buildings and better living quarters, they may also encounter a slightly different attitude among the tenants.

WASHINGTON -- Immigration reform activists came to the National Mall on Monday with a slightly different attitude than other revelers.

Nevertheless, the two agencies seem to have a slightly different attitude.

The informants however revealed a slightly different attitude towards these data and also reported to care less for their integrity.

But the data on actual marriage and divorce rates suggests slightly different attitudes.

Both response patterns might signify a slightly different position and attitude of the Dutch clinician in general practice.

In many contexts, this has become a code-word for assertive Islam.In England (other parts of the United Kingdom have slightly different regimes) the whole attitude to religion and education has more to do with adapting to reality (including local reality) in a pragmatic way, and there is much less desire to impose a particular ethos on the entire nation.

The experience was always slightly different, depending on the room and the attitude of its players.

Only three years old, Facebook's attitude to outages was slightly different than it is now.