Sentence examples for taking the attitudes from inspiring English sources

Role playing involves taking the attitudes or perspectives of others.

"The Fed is taking the attitude that it would rather err on the side of being too easy than not easy enough," said Paul L. Kasriel, a Northern Trust Company economist.

The approach extends the traditional attitude model by taking the attitude matrix elements as unknown parameters directly.

Or are they taking the attitude "We've seen this before, we know how we're supposed to behave?" Peebles: No.

An example is spear-phishing attacks [14], where we see technology developers taking the attitude that "the breach will occur", so they try to protect against it through e.g. network isolation of the infected system.

If we take a moment to assess why a dog is growling instead of automatically taking the attitude that he's behaving inappropriately, we will react appropriately ourselves.

It involved loving one's enemies, taking the attitude of a servant, befriending the disreputables, helping everyone in distress, standing up for justice, transforming the world.

If Ford is taking the attitude that the media itself is a hostile partisan actor, he is reading as much from Stephen Harper's hymnbook as Donald Trump's.

Conservatives took the attitudes and behaviors Harrington saw as symptoms of poverty and portrayed them as its direct causes.

Take the attitude towards cycling, for example.

"Most of the population here takes the attitude that the Jews are at fault.