Sentence examples for terms of attitudes from inspiring English sources

"It goes up and down in terms of attitudes toward Israel".

Inside Yahoo there are roughly three camps of employees, in terms of attitudes about the takeover, he said.

But in terms of attitudes toward priests, he said, "it can't be a bishop who is overly merciful and overly forgiving like Cardinal Law".

It hasn't changed; it is still the same as it was a month ago in terms of attitudes toward the economy".

"Obama would, of course, be a better choice in terms of attitudes towards Russia but Americans have never loved Russia and they only want us for our natural resources," he said.

"It's kind of the last area in Britain that's as close to London as Brighton" — a town in Sussex often referred to as London-by-the-Sea — "but a world away in terms of attitudes".

In terms of attitude they are chalk and cheese.

Streetwear, like grunge, is often spoken of in terms of attitude rather than design.

It sharpens you up not just physically but also in terms of attitude.

In terms of attitude, I often identify more with the people of San Francisco or New York than with those of Boston.

"There's also the legacy in terms of attitude to disabilities, which I think is a real chance of a step change in our country," he said.