Sentence examples for rogue attitude from inspiring English sources
Though the rogue attitude and pop references are cute, the first half of this book may be too basic for many would-be day-traders.
Anything that damages credibility — a rogue reporter's lies, a too-trusting attitude toward government sources and the prevailing narrative — has to be guarded against energetically.
Here's the tale of "Renegades," in Drummond's words: "Rogue" soldiers with a "take-no-prisoners" attitude launch a "jihad," leading to "brutal fighting" and disrupting the "chain of command" "inside the walls" of the "Empire".
The report said the data, which also contained the individuals' attitude to risk, had been sold to "rogue City traders" and was "worth millions on the black market because it allowed unsuspecting individuals to be targeted in investment scams".
But if it took Mamet a few years to absorb Meisner's teaching into his writing, it took him no time to incorporate Meisner's rogue ideas into what Mamet called his South Side Gypsy attitude.
Rogue states may take a "use it or lose it" attitude and feel the need to strike quickly before we hit them (though in the future, governments will know what they risk if they go the way of Iraq and North Korea).
While many people around the world see the US as the world's playground bully, constantly employing double standards about "rogue nations" while it bombs whoever it wants, that's an attitude rarely articulated by politicians from allied countries.
A rogue computer program?
