Sentence examples for dark attitude from inspiring English sources

Chris Sarandon, as Nolan's old law school colleague, Justice Voorhees, adds a slightly dark attitude and sensuous manner.

Gervais tapped into today's dark attitude towards disabled people, who are facing unprecedented cuts in benefits yet routinely portrayed in the media as fraudulent, workshy scroungers.

So, she conformed by smoking pot and following a fashion statement that reflected the dark attitudes of her peers: black baggy clothes.

If it's dark and tailored with a satin stripe, it's got after-dark attitude.

Here's a story I stumbled across that, to me, distills the darkest attitude we have fostered towards addicts in our culture -- the one that has been created by the drug war, and has been in place for a century this year.

But if that love didn't exist, the darker attitudes would not play.

Rather, I think a lot of this dark-forest attitude towards tech is because, to most people, technology is now essentially magic.

Despite her apparently carefree attitude, dark shadows loom in her past.

They seem the sort of teenagers you would not want to meet on the streets after dark, full of attitude and aggression, and some do have a history of violence and robbery.

Two hundred and eighty-five athletes completed a measure of the Dark Triad and attitudes towards doping.

Others see a darker, more pessimistic attitude towards virtue in Smith, echoing the kinds of worries to be found in Rousseau about the corruption wrought by commerce (Dwyer 1987, chapter 7).