Sentence examples for retro attitude from inspiring English sources

Tavi Gevinson, the 15-year old blogger and editor-in-chief of Rookie, struck a similar retro attitude with her predictions on youth in 2012.

But the retro attitude that accounts for its success is in line with a widening "chick flick" ghetto on television, where supposedly strong female characters are treated like children.

Given the film's regrettably retro attitude toward all things automotive (not a hybrid in sight!), it's no surprise that Fillmore, this desert outpost's most credible resident, is also its designated kook.

Then there's the retro attitude to gender, which finds Evans gagging at the thought of older women naked, and complaining about 'er indoors as if male-female relations hadn't evolved since Donald McGill.

Waterhouse is white boy with a retro attitude in his songwriter chops, dress, and delivery.

Overlooking the film's slightly retro attitude toward gender roles and parenting — boys need fathers, girls need mothers — things first begin to thaw in a re-meet cute scene of startling sweetness in which they run into each other in a late-night drugstore.

The Cross Bones, launched this year as part of Harley's retro Dark Customs range, 'represents an attitude', according to Paul James of H-D.

British singer-songwriter Amy Winehouse was a phenomenon: a Jewish girl from a London suburb with a retro beehive, a devil-may-care attitude and a voice that channeled Aretha Franklin and Ruth Brown.

Maybe it was the profile — the bio had a small-town attitude, and the photo just screamed "I'm retro!" But it took a only few hangouts to remind me that I hated "Cheers".

Yet another local retro-rock act aiming to revive the 1970's, armed with the right attitude (and, naturally, clothes) but not, for the most part, the right songs.

At "Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson" the quirky curios recall the retro vibe of downtown clubs and restaurants like Freeman's and Bedlam, intimating that brash attitude is on the way.