Sentence examples for all the attitude from inspiring English sources

Over all, the attitude was more street than couture, with a slight punk feel.

"All the attitude by the retail investor has been this new age, new world kind of investing," he said.

I had been part of an anarchist collective at Oxford that published a free sheet, Red Herring – I'd bussed up to Liverpool to stand on the dockers' picket lines; I had the donkey jacket, the crew cut, the boots – and, most important of all, the attitude.

In May 1961, Nhu said "[t]he least you can say... is that the State Department was neutral between a friendly government and rebels who tried to put that government down... and the official attitude of the Americans during that coup was not at all the attitude the President would have expected".

However, it was not possible to subdivide all the attitude codes into barriers or facilitators; it did not yield satisfying results.

Women who responded "yes" to one or several of these attitude questions were grouped as "yes", and women who responded "no" to all the attitude questions were grouped as "no".

The "Jersey Shore" housemates have a particularly heavy load, consisting of all the attitudes, looks, poses, burdens, and aromas of Italian-American culture, from "The Sopranos" back to Sinatra and including "Grease" and the Fonz and "Goodfellas".

Gordon (2007) argues (contra Nichols and Stich 2003 and Goldman 2006) that Evans-like ascent routines (ascending from "p" to "I believe that p") can drive the accurate self-ascription of all the attitudes, not just belief.

The more aggressive and "take-all" the attitude of your lawyer, the less amicable the settlement process will be, so bear that in mind when choosing one.

He's constantly torn between his dronelike office existence and the party-all-the-time attitude of his roommates.

The style was low, scruffy, all in the attitude.