Sentence examples for attitude a bit from inspiring English sources

Frankly, I find the whole attitude a bit disrespectful.

Mr. Griffin of MSNBC finds CNN's attitude a bit newsier than thou — and unjustified.

I just found the Evening Standard's casual attitude a bit off.

"We wanted to break down that attitude a bit, but it annoyed a lot of people.

Richardson found Santana's attitude a bit arrogant, an impression that was reinforced by the reason he gave for being at Princeton.

"This week we told them about the unlicensed fights and now they are starting to change their attitude a bit.

That might change attitudes a bit.

Only a high level of education softened attitudes (a bit).One reason for societal indifference towards prisoners' suffering is that the PCC blocks any grassroots attempt to campaign for prisoners' rights, which means there is little public agitation to improve conditions inside.

Dunham's attitude seems a bit peculiar.

"To me, that attitude is a bit racist.

Their attitude seemed a bit: "Oh, there's Greg again, with his drama and pratfalls.