Sentence examples for some sort of attitude from inspiring English sources

A: I've seen young players play a lot, and some of time I feel there is a some sort of attitude that they want to go forward which is good.

If there is a serious point this show has unintentionally highlighted it's the idea that the reason a million 18- to 24-year-olds are unemployed is because of some sort of attitude problem, rather than a complicated mess of global economics and policy failures beyond their control.

He had some sort of attitude, which was too much for me" @JanMamadJunior, said of the affair.

Some proponents of cognitivism universalize this feature, and maintain that any emotion must involve some sort of attitude directed at a proposition.

A staff from MTV Newsroom thought that the single retains some sort of attitude and atmosphere that made Rihanna "such a definitive artist".

Perhaps it seems like some sort of attitude problem that any dedicated professional could "work on" to "overcome" more than a deep seeded cultural problem.

In order to receive forgiveness, you will surely have to apologize and repent i.e., you will have to show regret and some sort of change of attitude toward your past behavior.

"They follow some sort of religious-spiritual attitude about the movie," notes Robin Jones, who is often recognised from the movie despite appearing, mute, in a single two-second shot.

So he sort of suggested some sort of back porch attitude with "Almost Saturday Night," and I said, "That sounds really interesting Keith, that sounds fun".

"I'm furious with the attempts to smear Mike Parker and Plaid Cymru and to try to make out that there's some sort of negative or racist attitude on our part when what he was doing was speaking out against racism.

This sort of attitude has caused them to miss some great opportunities.