Sentence examples for young attitudes from inspiring English sources
Among the young, attitudes toward America are considerably more nuanced, shaped by the lack of Communist propaganda against the United States, personal contacts formed through exchanges or business deals, or by the Internet or television.
Mr. Zeitz says he strives to nurture a young attitude at Puma.
"There's a hip, young attitude now," said Lisa DeRose, a real estate agent and longtime resident of the area.
"She is working, healthy, financially secure has her animals and a good sense humor and keeps young attitude," said Sonya Shapiro Murphy.
A young attitude is very important to looking young.
Eric Jennings, the men's fashion director of Saks Fifth Avenue, said he was delighted nevertheless by collections that combined the traditional tailoring of Savile Row with a hipper, younger attitude, a category that retailers are calling "contemporary tailoring".
Of course, one message is, "I'm important — coming through!" But tailoring has found an audience among young people, men and women alike, and many of the new spring shapes — the soft blazers at Stella McCartney, the vests at Proenza Schouler, the flouncy styles at John Galliano — are meant to convey a younger attitude.
Unconsciously or not, their owners were recognizing a fundamental shift in young consumers' attitudes: that content and product now counts for more than image.
It was attempted to explore young learners' attitudes toward FonF tasks in two elementary English classes.
(How else have young girls' attitudes changed? See: "Study: 'Barbie' Butchery Is Normal Child's Play").
