Sentence examples for unique attitude from inspiring English sources
"The thing that I'll always remember about Neil O'Donoghue was the unique attitude that he displayed," Hanifan said at the time.
But what captivated us most about Mr. Katz was his unique attitude toward his own mortality, and its intersection with the fermentation arts he practices.
'That moron threw a Birkenstock… he doesn't even understand fashion!' Jane's Addiction's Perry Farrell takes a unique attitude to crowd control during Ain't No Right On The Cabinet of Curiosities Box Set, out now.
Gelb (2004) explained it as a unique attitude of experimentally verifying acquired knowledge.
How Amelia Earhart and Laura Ingalls Wilder had this unique attitude that made it possible for them to endure and enjoy seemingly unendurable situations.
But there's a unique attitude in India that believes the way to eradicate poverty is to turn India's scrappiest, free-market entrepreneurs on the problem, not to increase handouts.
Addiction is an insatiable appetite for the unique style, attitude and assurance I know I'll find in anything they've penned.
In accordance with previous findings that the factor "Reappraisal: Illness as Chance" can be interpreted as an unique spiritual attitude [ 14, 17], this factor correlated with "Conscious Dealing with Illness" too (r = 0.324).
He is in a unique position to call for progress on social attitudes in science, but has proved completely incapable of doing so.
Craig Galbraith, a professor at the Cameron School of Business at the University of North Carolina Wilmington, who studies ethnic economies, calls it social capital. Says Galbraith: In economic terms it means the unique cultural attitudes and well-understood behaviors within an ethnic community that encourages people to do business with each other, almost like members of a club..
Also, the unique social attitudes, risk behavior profiles and institutional resources among San Francisco's HIV-infected marginally housed individuals may limit generalizability to other populations.
