I know this reveals a glass-half-empty attitude toward aging.
Leonard Woolf's 1967 autobiography, which recounted the nervous morbidity of his wife, the writer Virginia Woolf, had the opposite meaning: his title, "Downhill All the Way," was a reflection of a glass-half-empty attitude.
Nobody likes a bearer of bad news, a gloomy Gus or a glass-half-empty attitude.
In some of his works, Gripenberg degenerates into theatrical attitudes and empty pathos.
Divorced, with two children who evinced no interest in seeing him, Partridge inhabited a sensational isolation of his own making, which was reinforced by his room-emptying prejudices, his patronizing attitudes toward women, and his appalling taste.
It's a reasonable request, except that the movie (which, for short, I've been calling "Blade Crawler") offers almost nothing else of interest; avoiding discussion of its major twist leaves an empty shell of dystopian C.G.I. attitudes.
Going back to the topic of inboxes, I noticed something interesting about the attitudes of different empty states; that is, how some inboxes congratulate you for making it all the way there while other apps encourage you to fill it up.
"Act Without Words II" finds the actors employing their considerable skills as physical comics to portray men who march through their empty daily routines with diametrically opposed attitudes.
Its unruly, disreputable, anarchic attitude is roughly 95% empty posturing, but sometimes even empty posturing is important.
A teen shrugged in a defiant attitude while hurling an empty beer can.
