Sentence examples for small-town attitude from inspiring English sources
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".
Leveraging the small-town attitude is still somewhat of a baffling concept to neighboring governments.
I'd like to see the evidence of these small town attitudes from a guy who has probably never been there.
To be clear, when I say Vegas is a small town, I don't mean it's a big city with small town attitudes; I'm mean it's actually a small town.
While Reeva Steenkamp projected the image of a sex kitten in the glossy men's magazines, those who knew her say the "real Reeva" was a deeply private person and had a "small-town girl" attitude about her. "She was self-conscious.
Yet most small-town Americans have political attitudes to the right of Atilla the Hun.
Alanna Nash wrote that the band's work relies on "sentimental lyrics revolving around the Southern experience," and said that Shenandoah "forged its very commercial reputation on a soulful gospel-and-bluegrass blend, with lead singer Marty Raybon's searing sincerity making even the tritest songs about small-town Southern values and attitudes memorable".
Still, this is a Lifetime movie, which means that the most interesting questions raised by Mr. Gerhartsreiter's story -- regarding the roots of his deceptions and the ease with which Americans desperate for a little glamour in their lives fell for them -- are only glancingly addressed, while scenes are punctuated with homilies about small-town values and middle-class attitudes toward money.
Like Frank Baum's Oz, Sandburg's Rootabaga land of myth is the Midwest--small towns, farms, attitude, Midwest slang.
She finds that attitude has served them well for life back in small-town Issaquah, as well, ensuring they are always prepared.
Every time some small-town ignorance is blown up under a microscope, there is a tendency to express shock that attitudes like this still exist.
