attitudinally

It is crucial, however, that he or she be well qualified attitudinally.

They find a lack of clarity in what has changed behaviorally and attitudinally.

This made for an effective experiment as the two groups of markets are attitudinally very similar.”

Attitudinally, the parties are thinking this is not going to be a rumbustious campaign in the swashbuckling sense.

Attitudinally, s/he is focused, motivated and tenacious with a propensity for change.

Individuals prefer greater social and physical distance from attitudinally dissimilar others when moral conviction was high.

If he comes in and is attitudinally the right way, he could be the dominant factor on our team."

• Americans are more enthusiastic toward technology attitudinally.

Frazz is, at least attitudinally, based on Mallett himself.

Primarily, they are middle-income people whom the Grey survey describes as "attitudinally affluent."

I planned a retirement date, but attitudinally I was disappointed and not at all optimistic.

"At the time, Zappa was straddling more worlds musically and attitudinally than anybody else."

As a concept, this professionalism, isolates individuals physically, attitudinally and linguistically from others.

"And attitudinally, on a values basis, on a level of tolerance, that is what's going to reshape America.

Immediacy refers to the apparent temporary lag between an attitudinally implicated action and its consequences.

Attitudinally, from a year ago, this is the equivalent of Kidd's slickest crossover dribble.

They would be missing an absorbing experience, an art that is relatively small in scale but epic in effects, and attitudinally hard to pin down.

The Crusaders completely out-played the Reds physically, attitudinally and tactically.

Attitudinally he was correct.

Where do they get it from, that smug, attitudinally correct, patronisingly polytechnical, municipal holier-than-thouness?

This means that the ads succeeded in their intent of getting youth, particularly those in the primary target group, to stay smoke-free "attitudinally".

I’m talking about attitudinally here, folks.”

New York City "is still the engine of the regional economy, if nothing else but attitudinally," Mr. Goloven says.

For me, it was a reminder of how early we are in the women's sports revolution, how it is still evolving not only athletically but attitudinally.

Attitudinally, LATs couples themselves resemble cohabitants in a 'young partners' group, as opposed to a more conservative 'older married' majority.