Sentence examples for cantankerous attitude from inspiring English sources

I think Murdock would have liked Lucian Freud's work and his cantankerous attitude.

After reading your article on Fleet Financial ("The Craftiest Buyer in Banking," Dec. 25, 2000, p. 68), where you describe Terry Murray as a "predator," it's easy to see why that company's reps, supervisors and managers display such a cantankerous attitude: They treat their customers as their victims.

Mr. Smith, who has lived here 38 years, summed up his attitude in a cantankerous display of irreverence that might even have made the fiercely iconoclastic freethinkers proud: "I don't see what we need a monument for in the first place.

And cantankerous".

"He's cantankerous.

I like cantankerous argument.

But he could be cantankerous.

Now, photographers online are a cantankerous lot.

"We're conservative here, old and cantankerous".

"He was cantankerous, exigent, a difficult person.

Its first meetings were chaotic and cantankerous.