Sentence examples for usual attitude of from inspiring English sources
It was possible to feel, in the midst of that horror and fear and mourning, a sense of unity break through the city's usual attitude of indifferent individualism.
In 1973 it seemed as though there might be room for a People's Party that short-circuited the "business as usual" attitude of the two party system.
Hoping that the king would take the lead of the patriot cause, liberals were disappointed at the irresolute, business-as-usual attitude of the monarchy when the Estates opened at Versailles in May 1789.
As part of his usual attitude that losing is really winning when he does it, Voldetool added, "I was honored by the defeat, and the way that I went down".
"Attitudes have to change, institutions have to be sharpened, resources have to increase, and changing this thing of 'business as usual' because the attitude of 'business as usual' is the one which led us in these last 15 years not to achieve much".
Approaching malaria elimination with "business as usual" attitudes and expectations is untenable.
The décor of the restaurant, which seats 110, was long in the tooth, but the overall atmosphere -- including Ms. Vizzone's business-as-usual attitude -- put me in mind of what it feels like to visit Italian relatives.
Never mind that the world around them is as corrupt as it always has been (the book is full of crooked doctors, kings and religious figures – all after Nicobobinus's golden arm, which they're willing to cut off with the usual gung-ho attitude of plunderers).
Rare cancer patients often argue in favor of relaxing the usual risk-averse attitude of medical decisions [ 3 ].
This no-more-business-as-usual attitude has clearly motivated the explosion in the number of Global Public-Private-Partnerships (GPPPs) undertaking R&D related to diseases of the poor [ 15- 17].
The stunts are sometimes stylistic and sometimes a matter of scheduling, but all smack of the desperate need to escape a self-defeating, business-as-usual attitude.
