Sentence examples for familiar attitude from inspiring English sources
But there was a familiar attitude those two years, too.
As happened after the 9/11 attacks and natural disasters like Hurricane Katrina, a familiar attitude of resilience, defiance and commitment to recover has prevailed.
He made no claim to originality: 'Pragmatism represents a perfectly familiar attitude in philosophy, the empiricist attitude', although he acknowledged that it did so 'in a more radical and in a less objectionable form than it has ever yet assumed' (1907: 31).
With few shows featuring families of color at all, Yu said that ultimately, the joke perpetuates a dangerously familiar attitude. .
There, along Brooklyn's southern shore last January, she saw familiar faces and signs, heard familiar voices and music and encountered familiar attitudes.
Across Africa, there is a growing outcry against the influx of cheap immigrant workers from China".Mr Jonah detects a familiar patronising attitude in much of the commentary in the West that suggests that Africa is going against its best interests by accepting Chinese money.
"It is a fine morning - let us go out and deplore the behaviour of women" has been a familiar masculine attitude down all the ages, and Court jester and Christian Fathers have been equally ready to indulge in their different variations on the same self-righteous theme.
Such dicta are commonplace and reflect familiar judicial attitudes.
Hours before the opening-round game against Saint Louis Christian College, Eric Capaci, the Tigers' third-year coach, adopted the underdog attitude familiar to most college-basketball teams this time of year.
The detective Paul Gerardi (Filip Peeters) was a collection of well-worn tropes in a predictably crumpled outfit with a standard unshaved look and a familiar anti-authority attitude.
At a convention of Holocaust survivors last weekend in Foster City, Calif., just south of San Francisco, many were reluctant to speak about the Middle East but said they had already felt a resurgence of a frighteningly familiar anti-Jewish attitude.
