Sentence examples for Dim attitude from inspiring English sources
The NRL has taken a dim attitude towards chicken wing tackles of late, with Aidan Guerra and Justin Horo both recently suspended for the outlawed wrestling manoeuvre.
This is not the first time that an FA commission has taken a dim view of Suarez's attitude to a charge.
Like many of his countrymen, Jose takes a dim view of Haitians and their country, an attitude rooted in Haiti's post-independence invasions of the Dominican Republic.
Barbara Ehrenreich expresses the attitude in her book, Nickled and Dimed: "guilt doesn't go anywhere near far enough; the appropriate emotion is shame" regarding the stingy miserliness of America's welfare state.
Tasha (Wendy Raquel Robinson) is the mother of a rising-star player, Malik Hosea Chanchezz); she's all attitude and fierceness, and she takes a dim view of white women who marry black men.
At the beginning of the movie, Rabe is a forbidding paternalist with colonial attitudes; he is outraged that his poor, dim Chinese workers are being menaced.
Attitudes have shifted sharply over the past six years, most importantly among businesspeople.Until recently business tended to take a dim view of the idea that the climate was changing.
