Sentence examples for slow attitude from inspiring English sources

In his quest to cover as much space as possible — while still pausing to make room for allegro details, like a slow attitude punctuated with quarter-turn plies — Mr. Tynek can overwhelm the stage with too many ideas.

Thanks to Mr. Sill's conducting, Ashley Bouder achieved marvels of dynamic contrast in Balanchine's "Valse-Fantaisie," lingering gloriously in two slow attitude turns to horn notes, then darting around and across the stage with the high-speed, high-definition clarity that's her specialty.

While calling the committee back for August hearings, he has taken a go-slow attitude.

That "take-it-slow" attitude puzzles many experts, especially given the urgency of the economic situation, and the loss of human life.

But with the economy slowing, attitudes appear to be changing.

Throughout, Ms. Buglisi translates such ardor into movement that includes contractions, brisk falls to the floor and slow turns in attitude, yet the material seems densely assembled in this romantic setting.

While slow change in attitude over time appears to be possible, Dr. Shook doesn't recommend putting up with awful shit.

But this kind of attitude slows change argued another.

Louise Brown's arrival marked the beginning of a positive change, albeit a slow one, in attitudes to Bob and Patrick's work.

And it is partly that blinkered, slow-to-die attitude that has kept the New York art world narrow in its interests and short on global information.

Mark Daly, the solicitor who represented the workers, said the case brought to the surface "the divide between those believing in a multicultural society based on respect and dignity and those believing that you can have second-class citizens … Regrettably, Hong Kong society is slow to change attitudes and I think the HKSAR government is disappointing in this respect".