Sentence examples for told an attitude from inspiring English sources

Fry was reported as having told an Attitude journalist: "If women liked sex as much as men, there would be straight cruising areas in the way there are gay cruising areas.

One was rhetorical, the other subliminal.First, he told a country with an uneasy attitude towards free trade that it was now or never.

To illustrate his attitude, Mr. Sharon told a story of when he was a 10-year-old boy, working on the farm on a hot day with thousands of small flies buzzing around him.

The youngster was pliable, intelligent and responsive: an ingenue who instinctively understood that a model that can tell a story through posture and attitude was of far more use to the photographers shaping the aesthetic for America's nascent fashion business than one who was simply beautiful.

I could tell she had an attitude right when she came in.

Unlike in "Anna," Mr. Cruz doesn't have so much of a story to tell here as an attitude to express: an adoration of García Lorca -- the poet, the playwright and the man -- that borders on hero worship.

I remember a probation officer telling me, 'With an attitude like that, O'Brien, you'll never get out.'".

A male friend of mine told me how he was physically bullied by older boys and felt it was pointless to tell a teacher, as the attitude was usually that he should grow a backbone.

That is probably an eternal issue with this show; you can't have FDR telling a little girl her attitude is exactly what the country needs right now without expecting a little schmaltz.

When people who have had some sobriety relapse and go back to the darkness of the cave, they may be met with derision ― an "I told you so" attitude.

Economists have been pounding the table about consumers living beyond their means for years, and with the subprime mortgage mess now front and center in the media, there is an "I told you so" attitude that has been spooking Wall Street.