Sentence examples for fine attitude from inspiring English sources

She does it with fine attitude ("I'm very idealistic about big money," she announces), and when she leaves the stage for a while, her vibrancy is missed.

A fine attitude, but now in taking on Faust he is shouldering another hex.

Since remote sensing requires fine attitude control, the microsatellite is three-axis stabilized with three small reaction wheels.

In this case, Chandra will first be maneuvered to a nearby pointing which has guide stars to establish fine attitude and a gyro bias estimate.

One interesting hypothesis, though, is that happy people have an "everything is fine" attitude that reduces the motivation for analytical thought.

After a maximum of 3.6 ksec, Chandra will be maneuvered back to the nearby field with guide stars to re-establish fine attitude and update the gyro drift rate.

Note that Socrates has the young guardians not only responding to good things as honorable (with spirited attitudes), but also becoming fine and good.

In typifying the fine attitudes with which this Ryder Cup was played, Reed took to self-deprecation in front of crowds who regard him as a pantomime villain before a warm embrace with Hatton.

Bo Bech Eel with Charred Leek, Nasturtium and Horseradish With the produce from Mr Wiuff and the not-so-fine-fine-dining attitude of his (rather expensive) restaurant, Bo Bech has his own take on luxury.

Boy says "O.K., fine," with attitude, which does not please Girl, but then Boy lists anniversaries, birthdays, family gatherings, and the time Girl stubbed Girl's toe and Boy got Girl ice cream.

As his talent developed and matured he maintained what literary critic Andrew Michael Roberts called "an exquisite sense of the ludicrous, and a fine aptitude for exposing false attitudes".