Sentence examples for attitude looking from inspiring English sources

In other words, it feels like an attitude looking for justifications, not an analysis.

"We've got enough of those people out here with the wrong attitude, looking down on us," he said.

He sat there patiently, in some consternation at my attitude, looking at the strange people, often tattooed, some with spliced ears, in their equally strange, rough environment--long houses constructed out of bamboo and hand-hewn planks.

Even Celtic's attitude looked highly questionable in the matches at Ajax and Barça.

So if you want to age with style and attitude look no further than your own relatives.

The Manic Street Preachers' confrontational attitude looked back to British punk rock, and their concerts also aped the chaos of that era.

And when Tony Azevedo, the United States team's youngest member, threw in a goal with 6 minutes 17 seconds to go, the attitude looked justified.

Their attitude looks merely hypocritical, futile and embarrassing.It is hypocritical because the most strident of the 14, notably France and Belgium, have patently been motivated more by a desire to look high-minded at home than to protect the vulnerable in Austria.

That sanguine attitude looks increasingly wrong.Investment in Europe has been contracting since the middle of 2000, and Europe's bank-dominated financial system may be exacerbating the post-bubble hangover.

Truth is I'm trying to resist a really strong urge to call him Vinny - there's something about his angry attitude, looks, size and stature that reminds me of Joe Pesci - My Cousin Vinny.

Evans made a name for himself some time ago on home turf, mostly for the wrong reasons as a poor attitude looked to be frittering away a real talent.