Sentence examples for classic attitudes from inspiring English sources

And here they are, striking some of the classic attitudes of cinema, turning their bodies and faces into instruments of pure, deep and enigmatic emotion.

Three men stood in the classic attitude of their calling, heads down & shovels at rest, watching a fourth, who was wielding a pick.

It has the classic attitude of a Granite State lake town: A place to get away to is just a place to get away to.

The pent-up anger of the Tea Party right, already changing the political landscape of the U.S. primaries, had no impact last week on New York Fashion Week, although you might have expected to see an aggressive return to a classic attitude as is common in uncertain times.

The show, with a set of the gray and gilded salon architecture, generally showed a youthful, but classic, couture attitude.

We need to encourage more women to band together, adopt that classic male attitude to be there no matter what because it's not a game if nobody shows.

He brings gramps back to the house with that classic go-getter attitude and we finally get the whole story about Warlow and what Sookie can do to stop him.

It is a modern classic with plenty of attitude.

At 6 feet 1 inch and 245 pounds, Gordon has the classic build and unyielding attitude of an inside linebacker.

It's classic Adams, capturing an attitude that imprisons huge amounts of thinking within a throwaway remark.

(Vincenzo Gioberti's Del primato morale e civile degli italiani ["On the Moral and Civil Primacy of the Italians"], published in 1843, was the classic expression of this attitude).