Sentence examples for a classic attitude from inspiring English sources

The pent-up anger of the Tea Party right, already changing the political landscape of the U.S. primaries, had no impact last week on New York Fashion Week, although you might have expected to see an aggressive return to a classic attitude as is common in uncertain times.

It has the classic attitude of a Granite State lake town: A place to get away to is just a place to get away to.

The power of Mr. Richards's record lies mostly below the surface in sinewy subterranean textures and vocal inflections that convey a classic blues attitude of renegade defiance.

Three men stood in the classic attitude of their calling, heads down & shovels at rest, watching a fourth, who was wielding a pick.

And here they are, striking some of the classic attitudes of cinema, turning their bodies and faces into instruments of pure, deep and enigmatic emotion.

Dame Helen, who was 30 when she appeared on his show, told the Radio Times: "I'm sure many people have seen the interview with Michael Parkinson, but that's a classic example of the prevalent attitude at that time".

"It's a classic clash between moral and economic attitudes.

In 1930 he had written a classic book about the events and attitudes that marked the Roaring 20s.

The show, with a set of the gray and gilded salon architecture, generally showed a youthful, but classic, couture attitude.

It's a classic case of the difference between consumer attitudes and their actual behavior.

A classic play in a classic production.