Sentence examples for offbeat attitude from inspiring English sources
Romo's teammates have learned to expect that kind of offbeat attitude from their leader, who is confident enough to be goofy and nonchalant, though he has become a celebrity here.
Featuring a sensationally hammy three-act melodrama as well as an account of how Pocahontas invented phone sex, it's been sensationally well-received by critics who have noted Schaal's offbeat dress sense, quirky attitude and love of animal references, and have stuck her firmly in the burgeoning comic category marked "kooky".
But Lawrence, 22, and Woodley, 21, also seem to share the same kind of offbeat, carefree attitude that fans find endearing these days.
The 68-year-old host, famed for his quick wit, sarcasm, offbeat humor, often snarky attitude and silly stunts, hosted top stars and presidents in his final weeks, much as he did during 33 years on late night television at NBC and CBS.
"It's funny, kind of offbeat preppy, with a lot of attitude," said Kal Ruttenstein, Bloomingdale's fashion director.
While similarly alert to offbeat sublimities, Shore is a New Yorker more receptive than marauding in attitude.
And in "Get Weird! 101 Innovative Ways to Make Your Company a Great Place to Work" (Amacom, $17.95), John Putzier praises the "recruiting philosophy pioneered by Southwest Airlines that embraces the concept 'hire for attitude -- train for skill.' " In this vein, Mr. Putzier offers a list of offbeat interview questions for recruiters, like: "You've got one seat left in your fallout shelter.
Actress Greta Gerwig as an offbeat charm.
"We were offbeat," Smith says.
