"attitude without" is a valid phrase that can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone's behavior or feelings without a particular attitude or mindset. Example: The politician showed attitude without humility during the debate, causing many voters to question his sincerity.
But she knows that pulling off that lighter, relaxed attitude, without things tipping toward slobville.
The collection had a relaxed attitude without losing its luxury scorn of too much fashion.
Print tabloids have been designed for speed; you can absorb plenty of information and attitude without reading anything but headlines.
And it captures the Camaro's bad-boy attitude without cheap references to mullets, 7-Eleven parking lots and Def Leppard.
As time went on, she seemed to emphasize the freedom of speech and self-expression above all — an anarchism of attitude without a path to revolution.
The nondocumentary live-action shorts are the weakest, most of them exercises in genre and attitude without much to say or show beyond an attempt at virtuosity or emotional impact.
How far can the writer go in delineating cliched attitudes without being simply guilty of cliche?
Where boundaries are accepted, pupils will have the opportunity to develop the self-control required to manage their behaviour and attitudes without authority figures.
He wants spontaneity, of course, but a lot of the behavior, as characters abruptly shift attitudes without explanation, is less spontaneous than arbitrary, unmoored.
Indeed, plausibility is a minor concern in this movie, which seems uncertain about how seriously to take itself and happy to rifle through a wardrobe of genre attitudes without ever bothering to get dressed.
Just as people move up Maslow's pyramid from "safety" to "esteem", so countries rid themselves of some traditional attitudes without adopting individualistic Western notions about broader social mores.
