Sentence examples for a cold attitude from inspiring English sources

U. professors who frequent the place have shown considerable interest, the N. Y. Botanical Garden is inclined to take a cold attitude.

Bailey manifests a cold attitude towards Webber, in order to express her disappointment in not being considered for the position of Chief Resident, in spite of her enviable reputation among the hospital staff.

She has a cold attitude towards almost everyone, but despite this, she is actually a very kind and caring person; she "punishes" someone who makes a playful joke about her by giving them a light karate chop to the head.

Although many women choose to leave their careers only for a short time and want to return to work, when these professionals make a decision to comeback, they face huge opposition and a cold attitude from employers and therefore, opportunities for them are very limited.

Have a bit of a perky attitude and/or have a cold attitude.

"It's a very hard slog to get him to tackle corruption, and the West has a rather cold attitude to him," said Mr Aslund.

There's nothing wrong with having a tough, cold attitude when it comes to getting ahead - unless you're taking it so far that you do real damage to another person.

Wilson herself noted a significant evolution in her character's personality, noting a transition from the cold attitude that was characteristic to her in the past, to a maternal outlook on her interns.

Icy, cold attitude, and a refusal to reciprocate feelings and affection.

He added, "We can't hold on to a Cold War attitude, particularly in today's China, because China today and China during the Cold War are worlds apart".

Unfortunately, some elements of the Bush administration have adopted a "Cold War" attitude toward Bolivia.