Sentence examples for fawning attitude from inspiring English sources
Syriza's fawning attitude towards Putin's Russia is a case in point.
They show, third, not just the fawning attitude that infests UK intelligence relations with the United States – but also the protectionism exercised by individual services.
But I can't watch it anymore, because of the fawning attitude that Joe Scarborough is taking with that political cartoon of a candidate, Donald Trump.
They're the direct result, not only of David Cameron's economic mismanagement, but of New Labor's policies: its bent toward privatization, its dismissive attitude toward the public sector (combined with a fawning attitude toward business), its hostility toward unions, and its support for a global economic order that favors corporations over working people.
The Kremlin has apparently decided, he said, that Russian state media risked looking "overly fawning in their attitude to Trump, that all this toasting and champagne drinking made us look silly, and so let's forget about Trump for some time, lowering expectations as necessary, and then reinvent his image according to new realities".
The Batista regime exhibited all the deplorable qualities that were to become common among repressive governments across the central and Latin American region in the latter part of the 20th century – abusive, corrupt, undemocratic and fawning in their attitude towards their Washington enablers.
Press agents, as we remember them used to have lots of time on their hands, and their attitude toward members of the press was fawning.
My attitude to the celebrity world was conciliatory: I vowed to be enthusiastic, but never fawning; teasing, but never spiteful.
A fawning toad-spotted scut.
Ex-players fawning over Tom Brady and Peyton Manning.
