Sentence examples for attitudes off from inspiring English sources

Discomfort will keep his attitudes off balance.

Gayle was talking about something more insidious, about attitudes "off the field", especially, he seems to be saying, among the media.

Attitudes off-screen have changed dramatically on the whole.

"And as much as the other ones tried to give that attitude off, it just wasn't very natural".

"Some brands reached their peak of notoriety at the end of the 1990s because they symbolised the show-off attitudes of the period.

But when the "I've-had-it" voter, uses that choice as a prop so they can claim some artificial piety, I find the attitude off-putting.

The key, of course, was preventing viewers from getting even the faintest whiff of the cutthroat attitudes lurking off camera.

It can be highly harmful when you're striving to "be like" someone else just to have their popularity, appearance, and attitudes rub off on you.

Lambert's relaxed attitude continued off the pitch.

But Phillips, wary of Sheffield's "attitude," backed off.

That attitude rubbed off on the fans, who enjoyed a rare sight: a home victory.