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The key to our reformation will be a positive and receptive attitude toward the totality of the human experience.
If he can keep his attitude up, the Cards could really use his ability to make the opposing quarterback worry about the rush.
Diplomatically, the American is happy to explain the rationale behind his attitude this year.
His erect attitude and sickly whiteness of face, flowing white hair, and spiritual aspect gave him the appearance of a grand old saint.
It is heartening to see a reaction against modern society's safety-first attitude towards child-rearing.
Both teams tend to have the attitude that whoever wins this one wins the tournament, even if last year they discovered otherwise.
If a few billion people die, then a wholescale change in the attitude of the species might just take place.
Richmond said he hopes the groups' planning process also has reinforced a different attitude about reallocating resources.
But the one thing I'll give Jessica, she's had a great attitude about it from day one.
The rest were in essence apolitical, which made their attitude even more alarming.
You must repent of any callous attitude to the right use of the means God has purposed to accomplish his will.
Call me heartless, barbaric, unforgiving, or what you will, but I can not understand this attitude at all.
The attitude of the filmmakers toward history and society is ahistorical and subjective in the extreme.
We know how difficult it is, but you only make it harder for yourself if you go down with the attitude that you can't win.
Readers were miffed by the cavalier attitude taken to such an important cultural icon.
That's the attitude that makes full disclosure the only viable way to reduce the window of vulnerability.
On the heels of the Crusades, a new attitude towards women began to manifest itself in Europe.
Such attitude and character counts for much in Division Three and will be worth more than a few points this season.
Barely bigger than a book of matches, the Optima 2000 is going to make a lot of serious gun toters rethink their attitude about dot sights.
Unlike Bollywood actors, the Southern film stars have a different attitude to politics.
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But the British attitude to the private provision of public services is more complex than this.
Hobbs advises investors to assess their attitude to risk before plunging in.
A sensitive attitude to cultural differences is necessary if the alliance is to succeed.
Fittingly, one of the key differences between the politicians is their attitude to choice, and to how much of it we should be given.
But there's something that's come to perplex me about his attitude to religious belief.
Three plump blackbirds, made all the plumper by the cold-weather attitude of their feathers, sat in a ragged row.
Plus, this healthy physical attitude of yours indicates deeper emotional well-being and stability.
Last season they arrived with attitude and generally did not treat us well, making fun of us even though they are not very good themselves.
He arrived with attitude as well as ambition, but those who were offended at the time concede now that he has the game to go with it.
Still, the influx of poor cousins with attitude might shake things up a bit in Brussels.
Lucille makes it clear that they are looking for young dancers with attitude and ability.
He controls the spacecraft's attitude jets and thrusters, while the engineer keeps a lookout and pays attention to the timing.
It is important to fully understand the effect a liquid's movement can have on the attitude control of these spacecraft.
We expect Japan will have a reciprocal attitude toward Roh's forward-looking gestures for reconciliation.
Like Meridiana, her attitude to nature is mystical, and she practices witchcraft.
I caught the resignation attitude myself as I delivered the car up for its annual service and road test.
But if his rugby talent has rarely been questioned, his mental attitude has raised the odd quizzical eyebrow.
Here we have the attitude and spirit that can make it possible for the human race to grow together into a single family.
Her blonde weave, plucked and meticulously painted eyebrows, bandana, kitschy makeup, and attitude exude hip-hop's aesthetic.
The Westie's natural good looks and spunky attitude quickly made it a favorite in the American show ring and as a household companion.
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This attitude comes mostly from the idea that American middle-class values are the touchstone from which all else should be judged.
It's very seldom I have a negative attitude toward me based on sexual orientation.
People should have a beneficent attitude to the use of tissues excised or removed as a part of their clinical care.
This augured a fundamentally contemptuous attitude toward the principles that had previously sustained US legitimacy.
It is essential for health and well-being to maintain a positive attitude to life.
So if you're thinking about lazing around, remember that the result may be a sour attitude as well as a flabby gut.
In order to raise judoists in this manner, nurturing the attitude of study and resourcefulness in dojo Judo training is of first importance.
One is the attitude of excellence, you know, to seek to excel and glorify God with the gifts and talents and abilities that he has given us.
With such a busy working life and an attitude that embraces stress as a necessary ingredient of life in adland, how important is relaxation?
Afzaal put down a takeable chance also but far more impressive was the blaze-away attitude of the visitors.
Improbable though it sounds, this attitude appears to be shared by a proportion of companies in almost every sector of the British economy.
There is a wider disagreement between us concerning the attitude towards power that we on the left should adopt.
The school's attitude towards the buses is part of its positive discipline policy introduced three years ago.
Her attitude towards men and relationships was frustrating to say the least.
The film's attitude towards death movingly, but objectively, strikes the right note.
It was put to you that it has previously been necessary to speak to you about your attitude and behaviour towards female colleagues.
Where it differs is in the state's attitude towards the behaviour of its immigrants.
The website suggests a no-nonsense attitude towards unruly behaviour on the court.
The frenzied urgency of the announcement reveals another interesting aspect of his attitude towards the job.
Do you practice a certain kind of diet or a certain attitude towards relationships and so forth?
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As individuals, as communities and as the nation we should adopt an attitude of self-reliance for social upliftment and advancement.
I feel this need to show people we can do it on our own but I recognize how silly and destructive and completely juvenile this attitude is.
Pannal to their credit maintained a positive attitude throughout and were always on the lookout for goals.
Those sentiments are a far cry from her early years when she had an altogether more ambivalent attitude towards her singing.
Their attitude to Hale is ambivalent at best and I suspect that it is actively hostile.
The playwright, who at 48 is 15 years Lane's senior, has an avuncular attitude towards the actor, who in turn looks at him with obvious respect.
I am reinforced in my self indulgence by the attitude of another lapsed vegetarian friend.
Why should the capital lose out because the rest of Britain is so crabbed and provincial in its attitude towards newcomers?
Till then, think about it and try to change at least your attitude in favour of a better.
A shaming indictment of the woeful British attitude to sport at grassroots level, McKenna's story is difficult to believe.
We started off on the wrong foot, and now she has a lot of attitude and is rude and mean.
It is an accepted and insidious woman-hating attitude that leaves us all in the dust.
Because of her obnoxious attitude Chaucer makes her toothless, fat and large.
As Bridges conceives him, he's genuinely funny, even wonkily admirable in his tongue-tied, laissez faire attitude toward the world.
I suspect a certain attitude to asylum-seekers is actually a form of transference.
Or maybe he could send a strong message on his attitude to forestry and logging by putting champion woodcutter, David Foster, in the job.
However, the true attitude of these knights of the road was explained by one cabbie last week.
He said his demeanour and attitude during questioning was not that of a man who had something to hide.
His attitude and demeanor were so like a guy that she had known in high school.
Though they share nothing in upbringing, they have already found that they have a workaday attitude to showbiz in common.
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His attitude had taken a turn for the worse when he had been possessed by evil spirits, but he was hardly a boy scout beforehand.
This week a complete attitude reversal could finally heal those past scars and old war wounds.
Your open and receptive attitude heals old wounds and rejuvenates relationships.
My basic attitude is respect for anyone who's published a translation of Homer.
On one of my local stew ponds there is an attitude that if it's not into double figures it ain't worth catching.
He assured her that Pakistan had a positive and constructive attitude towards the ongoing bilateral talks.
This is considered a famous poem, and reflects a graceful attitude towards riches and power.
They were protesting against the attitude of the Indian Bank Association with regard to revision of pay scales.
Such an attitude from a developer is most welcome and it must be said makes a refreshing change.
When a perpetrator wrongs a person, she, the wronged party, typically has a personal reactive attitude of resentment.
If he was worried about making so many changes, his fears were soon allayed by the attitude of the young newcomers.
They're examples of how that stoic, struggle on and make the best of a bad deal and tough times attitude can work against you sometimes.
The lackadaisical attitude of the members is one of the main impediments to the club expanding its activities.
With this attitude in place, the disc works pretty well whether you're into digging out early hip-hop samples or not.
Three chords, the right amount of carelessness in the attitude and those irresistible tambourines with the drums make them deserved hit singles.
Jamal avoids the ghetto rap cool dude attitude and Brown relates to that, comfortable in low-key.
Time often dilutes anger and passion and Hollywood began to relent in its attitude against Kazan.
That sense of ownership sometimes includes a proprietary attitude toward waterways abutting a Texan's land.
In spite of his less than friendly attitude toward the man, Carson couldn't help feeling some sympathy for the poor guy.
Wayward performances and an ambivalent attitude towards his score markings must be challenged.
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The British attitude to immigration and immigrants has always been grudging, a mixture of xenophobia and socialist zero-sum economics.
What's repugnant to justice is the attitude that some people should be denied it, no matter what is done to them.
Perhaps the greatest attribute of our student body is the individualist attitude of so many students.
He agreed that the Government's attitude towards NHS dentistry was effectively back-door privatisation.
Thus, we were treated to complimentary popcorn and drinks and a general attitude of being better than everybody else.
We are bombarded with the big mouth attitude and threats and acts of terrorists constantly now.
As it was, Glavely's attitude showed he knew I was on the scent of something.
Stars throughout history have consistently displayed a schizoid attitude to their choice of roles.
I danced with this young girl and, I tell you, she had more attitude than Naomi.
I have never witnessed anything like this before in my life and was shocked and offended at the lax attitude of the policeman during all of this.
Hollywood attitude and schmooze might well be the engine that drives this 11-day orgy of movies, parties and buzz.
Quinn, exiled to the minors after an array of defensive miscues and attitude problems, hit a three-run homer last Saturday.
He wasn't slimy or anything, just had an attitude that grated on my nerves.
But the fact that being a man is bad for you may also have much to do with men's attitude to health.
The bad blood between these two countries makes the Scots' attitude towards our English cousins look positively benevolent.
I observed the couldn't-care-less attitude of baggage handlers as they threw luggage onto planes in Spain.
Andrea Seppi, a creative photographer from Germany, combines a trigger-happy attitude with propensity for perfection.
What I was doing was abreacting my childhood attitude of compliance and the bitterness that it engendered in me.
As soon as the airspeed is steady in the climb, trim the aircraft to hold that attitude hands-off.
I think there is a similarity to the attitude of many abused children who blame themselves for the abusive actions of their parents.
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The crux of the matter lies in what attitude and stand we take and what method we use to handle contradictions.
The stand we take will reflect the prevalent social attitude towards crimes against women.
Owen lowered his gaze as they passed the two guards posted nearby and adopted the attitude of a menial servant busy running an errand.
His uncompromising attitude continually made him a thorn in the Establishment 's side.
This sober attitude is needed, for the negative impact of a local government's financial instability will definitely have a national bearing.
To attend only or mostly to activities and issues that are meaningful to me would make a huge difference in attitude about teaching.
And their professed adhesion to the economic formula of Socialism would not of itself be good enough to alter my attitude towards them.
Given this kind of attitude it is hardly surprising that increasingly local politics is held in total contempt.
He mechanically establishes the emotional distance between the father and son and the daughter's mothering attitude toward her macho dad.
Our camaraderie and patriotic attitude did not evaporate along with the smoke.
The one thing I find most fascinating is the God-botherer's attitude to me.
Nowhere was this adventitious attitude to life more evident than in the rural music scene.
Let's give them a taste of their own medicine then perhaps they may have a less arrogant attitude towards Britain.
The novelty of them has worn off and no team will again head north with the complacent attitude of an easy win and a night in Edinburgh.
Her attitude is now certainly sadder, her descriptions more concrete, her approach less that of the aesthete.
This guidance system reads gyroscopes and accelerometers and sends appropriate commands to attitude control thrusters.
The flip side is the work culture and manager's attitude to the uncovering of errors.
I'm this zitty 13 year old with B.O., an insufferable know-it-all attitude and greasy hair.
What does this say about his attitude towards the parliament he campaigned to establish?
In all the time we have been booking courses we have not met this attitude before.
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It is true to say that, from the first, the country's attitude to Europe has been ambivalent.
It is a state of mind, a feeling, an attitude that can be worn like a shamrock on a lapel.
The government's hateful message to migrants and refugees contrasts shamefully with its attitude to the oil companies.
But life is nevertheless better, because I've readjusted my whole attitude to food.
That will depend on your own attitude but, if you have a family and dependents, you'll also have to think about how they see things.
Once again, the Labour Court has intervened in a bid to resolve the issues, but the trades unions' attitude to flotation is hardening.
The Chinese Government further weakened an already weak position by the ambiguous attitude which it took to its dependencies and tributaries.
You are indicating that when it gets down to levels of changing behaviour, attitude and procedures, it is a tick box exercise.
A positive attitude toward others is a strategy that serves you throughout any interaction.
Fisher's attitude was emblematic of the insular and self-serving culture that has dominated the general committee for decades.
From Miss Ewart's view, a positive attitude rather than skill base is the most important quality in a prospective employee.
That typifies his attitude throughout the case that has been uncooperative, obstructive and difficult.
That typifies his attitude throughout the case uncooperative, obstructive and difficult.
His behaviour and attitude towards his supervisory team amounts to his being deliberately obstructive.
The only exception to this attitude would be that I do check my bank and credit card statements.
These children stare wildly, their oversized eyes gazing upward, eternally unblinking in an attitude that recalls contemporary Symbolism.
There is a can-do attitude here and now a lot of people are choosing to restore the crofts instead of going into modern-built houses.
His can-do attitude spurred him on and he took part-time work to get by while continuing to write songs.
They combine the work ethic of Baby Boomers with the can-do attitude of Veterans and the technological savvy of Generation Xers.
His attitude is that he does not wish to be involved in any argument whether this valuation is right or wrong.
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He is known for his non-conformist attitude in every field in which he has proven himself, be it politics, theatre or the legal profession.
And our attitude to debris and litter, clogging up drains, needs to change.
That's an attitude that really resonates with the LGBT community, which has had to face down scurrilous attacks for years.
A light and playful rather than heavy and serious attitude brings success and goodwill.
The local Bajan culture encompasses a very helping attitude which speaks volumes about the goodwill of Barbadians.
The use to which the wealth is put, and Jahangir's almost flippant attitude toward his riches, activates the notion of the ignorant barbarian.
Even knowing one language other than your own says so much about your attitude towards the world outside your own country.
This attitude is no longer relevant in a world in which knowledgeability, quality and design are pivotal to success or failure.
It was suggested that Tom use only his shortie wetsuit and adjust his attitude in the water using weights in the BC pocket and on a chest strap.
And in the second place, it would also then change, I think, the attitude of the world towards the armed conflict.
In training, I've seen him working really hard and his attitude is second to none.
Dealing with that kind of pressure and developing a practical attitude is not something you can get from second-hand experience.
There was a lackadaisical attitude to the extension of the copyright term in the European Union.
Much urban music is plagued by an attitude towards women and gay people that is derogatory.
Since I arrived here my yarmulka got smaller, my clothing changed, my attitude towards tradition started plunging.
What separates Brazil from the rest of the world is their attitude to the beautiful game.
The journalist claimed he was treated bluntly and said the staff attitude made no business sense and he could have been making a booking.
This attitude is not just peculiar to high-handicap amateurs but is also prevalent among the top amateurs and professionals.
Adrian was a good-natured and handsome man with a joyful attitude when he was married to Julie.
This is one sketch of an idea for the cover of a book about twin sisters, one of whom develops a bad attitude that makes a mess of her life.
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Skepticism and warnings were mainly expressed in medical journals, indicating a reserved attitude by many health care professionals.
It wasn't until the 1990s that there was a more tolerant attitude towards folk art in Finland.
She certainly appears to have transformed the attitude of managers and staff, as well as that of her colleagues on the council.
His officious and arrogant attitude towards players has also, remarkably, gone unpunished.
The data files are then offline processed through the software to estimate the attitude parameters.
It is even more intolerantly communal in its attitude to the prophets and reformers within its own fold.
Your current happy-go-lucky attitude will make the impact with said wall less painful.
Nonetheless, his happy-go-lucky attitude that he originally had changed to looking down at me.
His own happy-go-lucky attitude was a catalyst to Liz's lighthearted nature.
Sorry to say, but the attitude of the people of this country is too happy-go-lucky.
We Scots are not, at the best of times, over-endowed with a sunny disposition and a happy-go-lucky attitude to life.
The film gives no indication of his attitude toward Bolshevism, Stalinism, Trotskyism or any other political tendency in the twentieth century.
Their attitude toward the aborted Algerian legislative elections is illustrative.
He believes that the RFU's attitude has made a showdown with Premier Rugby inevitable.
An attitude that started out as solicitous and respectful becomes condescending and mocking.
Now while the arrest numbers are high, police really showing a zero tolerance attitude for anybody who steps out of line.
Such an attitude is a welcome relief in a France where brutal and ignorant forms of anticlericalism still flourish.
The attitude of the Republican majority on the Senate panel was brazenly antidemocratic.
Many authorities on Russian politics have said that the dispute reflects the president's attitude toward the oilman, not the oil business.
Meanwhile, Oliphant said Safa has noted with extreme concern the hard-line attitude of the city officials in Cape Town.
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Asia has generally held a positive attitude towards trade liberalization during the crisis.
I think that the hard-shell attitude some young women develop is a defense against the fear of rejection and abandonment.
She had a Bernie Mac hard shell attitude with his loving caring family oriented heart.
This attitude extends to other things like the drinks licensing laws for example.
The king himself provoked the severe limitations on his power by the ambivalent attitude he displayed towards the Revolution.
The two brands of monasticism differed in their attitude toward the state, and toward the question of monachal property.
The teacher was delighted at the true loyal monarchist attitude of this fine young man.
An attitude of arrogance and the kind of insufferable self-confidence of that Cardinal is very much out of tune with the Church and its mission.
Bob will be remembered by friends for his appreciation of fine single-malt scotch, his humble attitude toward himself and his dry sense of humor.
Many security breaches result from a careless or indifferent attitude in the office.
Traditionally, the attitude toward the motherland among Russian speakers abroad has been complex.
No issue illustrates this more vividly than the administration's designedly ambivalent attitude to the country.
Scott's casual attitude to debt was certainly closer to that of the aristocracy than the middle class.
Lesley has been impressed by the all-inclusive attitude to mounting a play at the theatre.
Even then, the British experts have been amazed by the casual attitude taken towards such a dangerous substance.
Did the physician and surgical staff members present demonstrate an attitude that was too casual and cavalier?
In their attitude to waste and higher prices, ministers reveal a casual disregard for the taxpayers and consumers who foot the bills.
But I do worry that too casual an attitude to safety sets a poor example for the more impressionable among the diving community.
Behind his casual attitude lies the strict discipline a teacher asks of a pupil.
We've become accustomed to treating alcohol as no big thing, and our relaxed attitude rubs off on long-term visitors.
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Ninety-nine point nine percent of the people were interested and enthusiastic and the attitude was very favourable.
Europeans, cynical in politics and morals, think that this attitude makes us loose cannons.
Her attitude can affect her puppies in utero and then later after whelping as well.
I sincerely believe the reason we have such a casual attitude toward guns and gun handling is the fact almost everyone has never been shot before.
Having a sense of humour, being polite, and making time for some personal conversation can often make a huge difference in the attitude of others.
Voltaire's attitude towards traditional theism is interesting to note.
Mr. Baldassare said this attitude had been building for several years, starting with the state's energy crisis and the administration's handling of it.
The traditional Kiwi attitude towards building one's own home, farm building, or backyard shed is compromised by the very prescriptive nature of this bill.
Taking all of this into account, though there seemed to be an underlying sadness, I got the distinct impression that his bluff attitude was covering up something.
Even straight men, so often skittish and easily threatened, found his aw-shucks persona and mildly sarcastic, I'm-in-on-the-joke attitude congenial.
The attitude criticized in the words by the author quoted above also explains the importance of pigs, yams and taro for men and that of tapa and mats for women.
It's a reductive attitude that sells Scotland short and it's one I detest.
Not surprisingly, therefore, our attitude to mobile phones is ambivalent.
Estrella couldn't help but laugh herself, as his attitude was contagious.
It is that philosophy which informs his attitude towards technology.
However, his aversion to marriage, his offbeat attitude to parenthood and his serial mendacity may be rooted rather closer to home in his own life.
The near vertical attitude needed to perform the tail slide suggests that the aircraft was indeed making a missed approach rather than the initial climb scenario.
He has a great attitude and he's very well thought of at Preston.
Even if she had transportation, a woman would not ask anyone for help, because the prevailing attitude held that she had made her bed and must lie in it.
And the most popular blogger in China is Han Han, known for his cynical attitude toward Chinese politics and society.
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Each of the women's responses was assessed with the value weighted on each variable to develop a profile of her psychological attitude during pregnancy.
This has featured disputes over when he was required to attend, the amount of notice he requires and his attitude towards the way the inquiry conducts its business.
No doubt, the Government's somewhat dismissive and deprecatory attitude towards those opposed to ratification succeeded in turning off a big section of the electorate.
His side's attitude must be right or they will be sent packing.
An exaggerated competitive attitude is inculcated into the student, who is trained to worship acquisitive success as a preparation for his future career.
Randall Parker has a post suggesting that the President's weak-kneed attitude to illegal immigration is losing him conservative votes without gaining him any Latino votes.
Here is an older woman with attitude but terrible gym shoes.
Yet an uncritical attitude toward the leading climate-change activists may be even more perilous.
Staff have an attitude and can't even raise a smile when you tip them!
His stocky body was set in an attitude of hopeless challenge.
The survey includes several questions on our attitude to public spending.
All of them obviously had a different attitude to life than their peers.
Roth was almost a kindred spirit, but his attitude toward life came from simply not caring, instead of the malicious pleasure Eric found in destruction.
Between the black sweats and her yellow-and-black lace top, Britney nails the queen bee with attitude look.
For lack of a better word for it I lump all the small things that go into the formation of a proper co-operative attitude to others in government under this heading.
Money dues lent themselves more easily to negotiation in detail, and so encouraged a more legalistic attitude towards relations between lords and tenants.
It's all kick-ass attitude and style without any substance to back it up.
Such an attitude expects no rebuffs and overlooks those it provokes.
Maybe it's the juxtaposition of gobby punk attitude alongside such a slavishly swotty excavation of rock'n'roll mythology that attracted attention.
Nashe's attitude to his fate is fatalistic, he accepts that his freedom is taken from him and the building of the wall becomes a kind of atonement.
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My son's daycare teacher has a stand-offish attitude to me now.
Physically fit, mentally strong and confident before a crowd, they challenge themselves in the showplace while extending that winning attitude into every area of their lives.
This attitude applies to stepmothers and adoptive mothers as well.
It is that truculent attitude that most irritates many military men.
He had a profound anti-intellectual attitude to medical elitism.
And Steubenville was a prime example of our crummy attitude when it comes to bringing attackers to account.
The reasons behind the increase are believed by researchers and police to be an increasingly casual attitude to the law, particularly among young drivers.
Although her debut album Drama stole its sound and attitude wholesale from the US, Thank You sees the vocalist take bold steps onto new musical ground.
They gave us a lot of respect and their attitude was unbelievable.
Fassel is a stand-up guy who was willing to go down with the ship even after being fired, and he will be rewarded for that attitude sometime soon.
Part of this attitude is indicative of an anxiety that film might still be regarded as a derivative medium, always in any comparison a poor imitation of literature.
It's an attitude that's rife in magic because of its acausal nature.
His criticisms and scornful attitude angered a lot of viewers.
With the bad attitude comes the bad behaviour the tabloids love.
Such an open attitude is not only important for non-Orthodox Jewry, but ultimately for orthodoxy as well.
No area of disagreement between Jung and Freud reflected more clearly the temperamental differences between them than their respective attitude to symbols.
In the shade of its flourishing growth he stood with braced and self-confident legs, and allowed no thoughts of his own to keep him from an attitude of manfulness.
Labour's response to the plight of the impoverished tsunami victims in Asia is a mirror image of its attitude towards the New Zealand working class.
She says men who kill women they love have a predisposition for violence and an archaic attitude toward women in their lives.
He's a man's man with a notoriously robust attitude to women.
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The coach had every reason to crow after Saturday's hammering of Widnes Tigers at Trimpell and says the attitude of his team is making his job easy.
The recycling of clothes by Kate is not a PR stunt, her attitude is just, well, why wouldn't you?
Thus, their reality testing appears intact, and the rebellious behavior or attitude shows itself to be the charade of mock independence that it is.
I was not behaving very sensibly, but nowhere had I experienced such a nauseating attitude to girls as in the last throes of Franco's sick and dying Spain.
This gloomy attitude is reflected in surveys and indices of business confidence.
The view may look bright at the top GOP echelon, but that does not appear to be the attitude of the rank and file.
I am reinforced in this finding by the evidence of the plaintiff's rebellious attitude towards school attendance and by his resistance to parental authority.
This has led to some suggestions that the accounting firm may have adopted a more relaxed attitude on the audit side in order to keep the consulting fees rolling in.
It also lends a more laid-back and relaxed attitude to shopping.
It's enough if you have the attitude and the fire in your belly.
For Trotsky, what determined his attitude to all tendencies within the Russian social democratic labor movement was their perspective, their program.
One report states that you have matured and mellowed with age and that your attitude has changed so that you now look at life in a better view and appear relaxed and settled.
Here, one of the birds spreads its wings to let its plumage dry in the sun, an attitude which is highly characteristic of cormorants and their relatives.
So you had to get the ironic attitude toward the media before you could grasp the satiric manhandling of the politicians.
Positive energy, ambition and a can-do attitude is visible on many faces.
It is home where the criminal attitude of the children towards women could be prevented and thus the crimes against women in the future could be brought to nought.
I was so serious that I probably offended a lot of people who didn't appreciate my stern attitude and hyperdisciplined approach.
The proposed controllers provide asymptotic attitude stabilization with complete rejection of unknown external disturbances.
Centenarian George Abbott's revival with attitude makes a '50s baseball musical one for the ages.
A close relationship with grandparents seems to be associated with having a more positive attitude toward their own aging among preteenagers.

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