Sentence examples for weird attitudes from inspiring English sources

(Weird linguistic decision: Oprah just accused him of using the "whore word" in reference to O'Reilly — she finds whore easier to say than prostitute?) Meanwhile, Armstrong has some weird attitudes when it comes to women.

You'll always find people with weird attitudes, or some picture of what an open relationship means.

There shouldn't be this weird attitude of being afraid to experiment with anything.

Does he find that there's still a weird attitude towards people with disabilities having a sex life?

I think there's a healthy scepticism about the myths of motherhood, but I still think there's a weird attitude in this country towards mothers.

There's no doubt about it, Hitch did have a very weird attitude towards women, perhaps because of his very strange childhood".

"It wasn't like this exclusive kind of weird attitude that people have now," Stones says.

It's easy to overstate his conservatism – he was never, for example, a Republican – but it's also easy to gloss over the quite weird social attitudes his characters often had, and his narrators' unthinking attitude to those attitudes.

You see Bianchi who, in the early 70s, also worked as a lawyer in New York and Washington, DC has spent most of his life fighting AIDS and weird heterosexual attitudes toward gay culture.

You see Bianchi – who, in the early 70s, also worked as a lawyer in New York and Washington D.C. – has spent most of his life fighting AIDS and weird heterosexual attitudes towards gay culture.

There's a weird hippy attitude, like all bodies are the same... and everyone knows a girl like Becky, just dirty.' Clarke wrote the screenplay three years ago and based the trio of central male characters - Trife, Jay and Moony, played by Aml Ameen, Adam Deacon and Femi Oyeniran - on himself and his schoolfriends.