Sentence examples for down attitude from inspiring English sources

But this namby-pamby 'don't tie me down' attitude is trying just too bloody hard.

"If we adopted this hunkered down attitude, behind our concrete and our barbed wire, the terrorists would have achieved a kind of victory," Mr. Powell told the senators.

They characterise an elitist and "top down" attitude of the type that says: "The little people don't really have the wherewithal to appreciate beauty and splendour, so why bother?

But the 'burn it down' attitude, the upping the ante, everything we saw in that statement released today by the campaign seems to be coming from Sanders himself.

On the other hand women being biologically more selective about their mate have a settling down attitude once that mate has been selected in the form of a husband.

Hold both rudder and nose down attitude until the rotation stops.

But lower down, attitudes are harder to change.

In the words of the report's authors:The Searchlight research has broken down attitudes to race, identity, immigration and nation into six groups.

The F.B.I. has also begun a reorganization designed to bolster its analytical ability and to break down attitudes at the bureau that kept it oriented toward the prosecution of criminal cases rather than the early detection of terrorist plots.

On Flight 261, the stabilizer had apparently been shifting gradually toward a full nose-down attitude.

"This up-and-down attitude we've had as far as our performances go is unacceptable.