Sentence examples for disruptive attitude from inspiring English sources
Even American jeweler Tiffany, a poster child for classically elegant luxe and another current retail success story, reporting a global sales increase of 15% in the first quarter of 2018, has been (gently) eyeballing a more disruptive attitude.
(Sparrow, $8.67) JON CARAMANICA 'JOHN ZORN'S A DREAMERS CHRISTMAS' From John Zorn you might expect a scabrous or somehow disruptive attitude toward Christmas records, but he's made a legit one as puppet master of the Dreamers, a band that skates on styles — Marc Ribot on guitar, Kenny Wollesen on vibraphone, Jamie Saft on keyboards, Trevor Dunn on bass and Joey Baron on drums.
Robertson believed Blair, a Scot who has spent much of his career representing England, never fully supported his team-mates and brought a disruptive attitude to the court.
Therefore, the safety checklist will be of little value if disruptive attitudes and behaviors are not addressed [ 26].
This resonated with the disruptive, scaling attitude of venture capitalists and entrepreneurs.
With a reputation for having an attitude so disruptive that he could sour a locker room, Martin had received no interest from N.B.A. teams.
That's why when our founding editor Roy Sekoff and Gabriel Lewis, who was helping HuffPost ramp up our video production, came to me with their idea for HuffPost Live -- a streaming network that would use HuffPost's stories, editors, bloggers, and commenters as its real-time script, I knew we had found the right vehicle for bringing HuffPost's voice, attitude, and disruptive approach to video.
The spirit of Popular Demand is a combination of that initial mentality and attitude of being loud, disruptive and hard to ignore.
Blake Ricciardi: The spirit of Popular Demand is a combination of that initial mentality and attitude of being loud, disruptive and hard to ignore.
Post-treatment per protocol analysis of 22 group completers compared with 10 waiting-list controls found improvement at outcome on measures related to self-reported violent attitudes and informant-reported disruptive behaviour.
Normality was rejected for observed aggressive/destructive behaviour, friendship skills and disruptive behaviour, and for child attendance and parent attitude to school.
