Sentence examples for dead attitude from inspiring English sources

"In New York and Los Angeles, there's sort of this 'drop dead' attitude -- 'Go away.

Doesn't seem likely, given McNealy's over-my-dead-body attitude.

"STT thinks that the wind industry is well and truly on the ropes, but our 'never say die until it's dead and buried' attitude means we won't be happy until there is a garlic-coated crucifix driven through the heart of this rort-ridden scam of the century.

This compilation of letters and cuttings offers a glimpse of the dead-eyed official attitude towards artistic expression and anything remotely different in 70s Britain.

The attitude toward dead bodies has had practical consequences; for instance, in relation to medical education.

Other newspapers have retreated from efforts to advertise themselves and win new subscribers, but Brian P. Tierney, chief executive of Philadelphia Media Holdings, which owns the city's two major papers, thinks that attitude is dead wrong.

One of the group remembers that Douglas "wished if we all outlived him, we would go to some park and hide in the trees, and when somebody came by, we would shout, 'Great Pan is dead.' " This jokester attitude infected Douglas's child rearing as well: he named his son Hume, after the philosopher David Hume, and encouraged him to be as outrageous as possible.

The entire attitude is dead".

"I guess while I was there, the general attitude was, A dead Iraqi is just another dead Iraqi," said Spc. Jeff Englehart, 26, of Grand Junction, Colorado.

With consumers more or less in control, the old marketing attitudes are dead.

But the longer she worked at Pacific Interment the more she found her own attitude toward the dead body at odds with Mitford's approach, which struck her as unsentimental to the point of callousness.