Sentence examples for attitude called from inspiring English sources

The film features a lairy football fan from Grimsby with Gallagher-esque hair and attitude, called Nobby (Baron Cohen); he discovers that his brother Sebastian (Mark Strong, gamely playing it straight) long-lost in the foster care system, is now a sleek assassin for MI6.

His gubernatorial motorcade had barely touched down at a family-style brunch establishment in Surf City before one young man, sporting a backward cap and a certain kind of attitude, called out with glee, "Christie for president, let's go!" An arena-style chant would have easily broken out if additional Bros had been present, but the assembled well-wishers skewed decidedly middle-aged.

His gubernatorial motorcade had barely touched down at a family-style brunch establishment in Surf City before one young man, sporting a backward cap and a certain kind of attitude, called out with glee, "Christie for president, let's go!" An arena-style chant would have easily broken out if additional bros had been present, but the assembled well-wishers skewed decidedly middle-aged.

This attitude calls for re-examination.

His father remembered Brett's hostile moods and impertinent attitude, calling him a "beast".

Labeling every heterodox practice as "un-Islamic" erodes the fabric of the ummah and is the genesis of the takfiri attitude (calling Muslims as kafir or infidel), most violently manifested in terrorist groups.

Spin's review said: "a long stream of noise water is omitted by Pavement.... What a party!" A reviewer for Option praised the band's lo-fi characteristics and attitude, calling the EP "loose and intentionally lo-fi," and saying "let's hope this Pavement stays cracked".

Many of the better attitudes called "right attitudes" to to are needed to become good conservatives who uphold the standard of righteousness.

For a fixed wing aircraft, under the assumption of coordinated flight, the attitude information called as pseudo-attitudes can be estimated from the measurements of a single-antenna GPS receiver.

Clearly a new attitude is called for.

For decades such mysteries were debated but never pushed toward resolution, in part because no resolution seemed possible and, in part, because useful work could go on without resolving them (an attitude sometimes called "shut up and calculate").