Sentence examples for attitude cut from inspiring English sources

Does this attitude cut across different cultures?

I like strong character, with an I-dare-you-to-like-me attitude, cut with the zest of simple charm.

Such an attitude cuts off information at its source, from the very people — employees, customers, vendors — whom you should trust the most.

His attitude really cut me.

"My attitude was, cut your losses," Mr. Chung said.

His forthright expression of his own sexuality in a world where such an attitude can cut back record sales is almost odd.

With his noise and attitude he cut through the peace of the house like a samurai sword through butter.

Although no longer a beach and more of a mud-garden, Sunday night's performances were jam-packed with a veteran attitude which cut through the damp weather and had fans grooving and moving regardless of June's fall-like temperatures.

A commenter to my posting below about the danger to Philippines' radio journalists, courtstown, raises questions about my attitude towards cuts by newspaper publishers (and specifically, the cuts at Newsquest/Gannett's Glasgow division) that merit both a reply and a separate posting.

It's an attitude that cuts little ice with novelist Edmund White, 72.

"Labour have their own internal dilemma about their attitude to cuts: how far, how fast.