Sentence examples for funny attitude from inspiring English sources

I think that's a funny attitude to take.

"It's kind of a funny attitude," Mr. Buatta said.

I had this funny attitude: this was the enemy's poetry.

It's not just their cocksure, funny attitude, though that definitely adds to their charisma.

For those students not yet involved with comedy on campus, WCF seeks to encourage female-identifying undergraduates to lose the "I'm not funny" attitude and get involved.

Here's a one-hour webinar about crowdfunding, and Ed Norton's crowdfunding service takes fund-raising to the masses with a light and funny attitude.

Rather than start from a position of 'What's a funny sketch?', then bring all those together, more and more acts now think, 'What would be funny attitudes for our personas to have?'" This chimes with Sheep member Alastair Roberts's contention that audiences care less about individual sketches than about seeing vivid characters.

And Phillip Christian, funny with attitude, comes to woo Portia wealthily and more opportunistically as the Prince of Morocco, lending an air of lightness to a production determined to be diverting.

Sir Lenny wrote in a tribute: "She was funny, had attitude and was immensely smart". Her publisher Headline said it was "hugely saddened" by her death on 14 February, adding that she "had been ill for some time".

The Hedi I know is low-key, funny and attitude-free.

I never wanted one when I was younger; it's funny how attitudes change like that.