Sentence examples for the general attitude from inspiring English sources
adjective
Including or involving every part or member of a given or implied entity, whole etc.; as opposed to
I haven't noticed any appreciable improvement in the general attitude.
The general attitude, not surprisingly, was one of indiscriminate disgust.
"Forget it," he said, summing up the general attitude toward the county.
"There is also a change in the general attitude of the public," she added.
Description of the court house; the general attitude toward Haumpmann and his wife, etc.
The general attitude seems to be one of approval at one's attempts to get around.
"We support the general attitude to achieving social peace and security".
The editorial page of The Los Angeles Times agreed, calling the general attitude indifferent.
"The general attitude is that when you reach a certain age, you're over the hill.
The general attitude was captured in a British headline: "Serbs you right".
But the general attitude is welcoming and kind, and it's easy to communicate.
