Sentence examples similar to befitting attitude from inspiring English sources

She has attitude, befitting her invitation to exhibit with the Impressionists that year.

Now 15 and a freshman at Grenada High in Livermore, Ileana confronts her disease with a combination of pluck and a straightforward attitude befitting someone considerably older.

It is an attitude befitting of a seven-times grand slam champion who worked her way up from nothing to become the No1 player in the world.

And with a nihilistic attitude befitting Paik's Fluxus roots, the work seems to suggest that the best response is to sit back and enjoy the madness.

The influence of his androgynous '60s musical heroes The Rolling Stones and Jimi Hendrix was flagrant but, possessed with a swagger belying his petite stature, Prince made it his own, pulling off the foppish attire with an attitude befitting his moniker.

Beckmann's emotive range is limited to attitudes befitting his rather rigid persona.

Befitting his position, Mr. Elkann did not travel unaccompanied.

Befitting the scene's do-it-yourself attitude, the audience began the night's festivities.

His attitude to public life was more Roman than Platonic (befitting the role in public affairs that he played in his own city): the political life was for him unproblematically noble, not inferior to the life of philosophy.

He brought a scrappy, no-holds-barred attitude to Micron, which was used to more sedate leadership befitting its location in the farming community of Nampa, Idaho, just outside Boise.

In fact, his attitude toward Yeltsin is stunningly loyal, the rational acceptance of injustice befitting a martyr.