The men's interchangeability suggests an underlying attitude toward soldiers--that they are simply items on a government inventory list.

Whatever their partisanship, these sporting diatribes share two underlying attitudes: "What gray area?"

The supervisor represents the personal experience of a corporation of employees and therefore reflects, for better or for worse, its underlying attitudes toward them.

The defense's leaders, linebacker Jessie Armstead and end Michael Strahan, welcomed Collins last year, but there was an underlying wait-and-see attitude.

But since neither Washington nor Pyongyang seems to have changed its underlying attitudes, there is little reason to expect the next round to produce any more progress than previous sessions.

But her underlying attitude is that if the physical condition of the property can be assured, the tenants will be eager to buy.

No matter how serious it becomes, however, "La Moustache" never forsakes an underlying attitude of high-style playfulness that recalls Hitchcock's cat-and-mouse romantic thrillers.

This has resulted in an underlying attitude that somehow unshaven bodies (girls particularly) are dirty, in the unhygienic sense.

What is really distressing is our underlying attitude toward the Japanese market.

Butler Bulldogs' Athletic Director Barry Collier is often credited with resurrecting the term and its underlying attitude during his time as the Butler University Men's Basketball coach from 1989 through 2000.