Sentence examples for martial attitudes from inspiring English sources

He struck various martial attitudes and flourished an invisible cape.

And the graveyard scene moves from Hamlet's having an inspired vaudevillian dialogue with Yorick's skull to his assuming a serene martial attitude that speaks eloquently of a new maturity.

Rudy is using his more martial attitude toward Iran as a weapon against Hillary, painting her as a delicate ditherer on the topic, and Obama is using his more diplomatic attitude toward Iran as a weapon against Hillary, painting her as a triangulator and a two-time administration patsy.

The court martial has exposed disturbing attitudes towards women.

Cole may have dropped his smart-aleck attitude and martial arts posturing, but he is still shouldering lesser characters out of his way -- this time, by taking over the rescue operation.

There are schools out there that teach very good martial arts, but the wrong attitude.

The nuns hope that their martial arts expertise will help to overturn conservative attitudes towards women in their country.

The martial and aristocratic trappings have been replaced by an attitude-free 126-room hotel with a bevy of restaurants, a spa and other amenities.

His attitude is a self-conscious twist on the self-effacing modesty of the martial arts protagonists of Hong Kong movies.

And the shift in attitude is warranted, Mr. McCarthy said, since even the most advanced forms of martial arts provide little protection against some armed assailants.

The former United midfielder believes that Martial is "not bothered" by scoring and not scoring goals, and if he does not pick up his attitude soon Scholes suggested that United should dip into the transfer market once again in January.