Sentence examples for a sort of attitude from inspiring English sources

There's this term in Australia: 'She'll be right, mate.' And that's a sort of attitude in the way the dancers dance.

Robert C. Hill, the head of the commission, said the "foot-dragging" by Congress and the Clinton administration on birth certificate reform was "indicative of a sort of attitude of neglect for overall reform" that would prevent unauthorized employment of immigrants.

And I mean the many years it might take to make a project happen as well as in the shoot… Just a sort of attitude of collective respect.

"President Talabani really is a unique person who has a sort of national attitude rather than a Kurdish attitude," said Qassim Daoud, an independent Shiite member of Parliament who worked with him when both men were members of the exiled opposition to Mr. Hussein in the years before the American invasion.

"There is a sort of schizophrenic attitude on the part of the science community," he said.

Livelli says, "Anatole had a sort of dancing attitude toward life — he'd dance away from you.

"We're also spoiled by a sort of cynical attitude about politicians that people then didn't share," he said.

"There is a sort of defeatist attitude here that prevents it from ever becoming a big city," said Suzette Filipski, who attended college here in the 1980's and who toured the exhibit as part of a visit with family.

He's the "type of person," "kind of person" — I lost track of the number of times this came up — who likes "sort of laid-back" music and is "sort of a brazen person" who sometimes has "a sort of arrogant attitude".

Mr. Gardner attributed his code-solving talents to his language abilities, sense of logic and, as he told The Post in 1996, "a sort of magpie attitude to facts, the habit of storing things away that did not seem to have any connection at all".

More than a change in the chain nature, this can be regarded as a sort of mimetic attitude of the chain.