Sentence examples for the present attitude from inspiring English sources
Mr. Long, who won an Emmy for "Cheers," compared the present attitude about branded entertainment with what happened when the "Cheers" writers once "wanted Norm and Cliff to be eating Cheetos" for the purposes of a punch line.
Variety pointed out at the time, "Under the present attitude, any routine except tap dancing is eligible for the tag 'lewd entertainment.'".
Therefore, the present attitude of surgeons toward possible mediastinal lymph node metastasis in lung cancer varies from one institution to another.
This study's objective was to gain more insight into the present attitudes towards the documentation of ethnicity in clinical records by GPs and midwives related to everyday practice, in particular to identify risk groups for preconceptional or antenatal HbP-carrier testing and to explore perceived barriers if ethnicity-based HbP-carrier screening is implemented in the future.
I can forgive anything if they do that, but the players' present attitude is no good to me at all".
Mr. Lewis this afternoon insisted the United Automobile Workers would maintain its present attitude, refusing to evacuate the Flint plants and also opposing a referendum.
Nurses rate items in terms of extent to which the behavior or characteristic is present ("attitude" domain), and extent to which it is a burden ("strain" domain).
A study of the present American attitude toward the tender passion, as recorded in incidents culled from authentic daily news reports, often correct.
By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, February 14 , 1931P. 67 A study of the present American attitude toward the tender passion, as recorded in incidents culled from authentic daily news reports, often correct.. View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.
The present, liberal attitude to the setting of the diagnosis MC, weakens the trustworthiness of research on etiological factors.
The present overcautious attitude to radiological hazards should be corrected in order to mitigate the present suffering and to avoid such suffering in the future.
