Sentence examples for downtown attitude from inspiring English sources

The low-heeled boots and one-shoulder dresses in black mousseline — virtual T-shirts — evoked that cool downtown attitude.

The menu at Downtown reflects that attitude.

In that sense, CGI may represent the prevailing attitude downtown: to stay put.

It encompasses both Midtown fine dining and the Downtown rock'n'roll attitude and flavour-forward mentality that made him famous.

"The one thing that has changed a lot is the public's general attitude toward downtown," he said.

While giving Mr. Giarratana credit, people involved in development say the change in attitude toward downtown living also reflects corporate relocations.

"A downtown broker may have a snobby attitude about the rest of Brooklyn," said Mr. Reinhardt, recommending that more open-ended buyers find a broker "who can talk about Canarsie, East Brooklyn and Bay Ridge in one breath".

It's true that students in the quinoa-eating parts of the city's downtown were characteristically liberal in their attitudes.

That attitude has changed with the downtown skyline.

"There's uptown, downtown, and the residual effects of that attitude.

It is perfectly true, however, that both uptown and downtown, writers drank, womanized and had misogynistic attitudes.