Sentence examples for has some attitude from inspiring English sources

"They thought, he has some attitude".

He's late, he has some attitude, he doesn't respect the game.

In general, just because my having some attitude or intention will have morally good consequences does not necessarily constitute the right kind of reason for me to have that attitude.

In Principia Ethica he remarked casually that we "hardly ever" think something good without having some attitude of will towards it, but he denied that this is true universally (131, 135-6).

Q: At some point every British child has to have some attitude about it.

Users also want assistants to have some attitude: according to the survey, 60percentt of users want their assistant to be "matter-of-fact," nearly half want it to be funny and just under a third want it to be sassy.

While there are some significant advantages for leaders who are bold, bold leaders appear to have some attitudes and behaviors that could create problems.

That is, either one has some specific attitude (or pattern of attitudes) that one ought not to have or one lacks some specific attitude (or pattern of attitudes) that one ought to have.

"And unlike Governor Whitman, I think Donnie -- I'm sorry, the governor -- has some great attitudes toward working people that some of the people before him hadn't".

(Weird linguistic decision: Oprah just accused him of using the "whore word" in reference to O'Reilly — she finds whore easier to say than prostitute?) Meanwhile, Armstrong has some weird attitudes when it comes to women.

Some attitude that you have, we might say, makes it /irrational /of you to have or fail to have some other attitude, whether or not you have reason for or against any of those attitudes.