(1) He loved to strike poses, to attitudinize , and in these last years allowed his imagination to run riot.

(2) They were brave because they resisted formula and eschewed attitudinising .

(3) The column is an exercise in smug attitudinizing that makes clear its writer thinks slightly higher of himself than the evidence warrants.

(4) Instead of attitudinizing for the cameras, he would rather sit in a dark room listening to the strategic counsel of his old buddy.

(5) Her plays have been eccentric, attitudinizing , overambitious.

(6) It contains a certain amount of typical French pseudo-psychological attitudinising .

(7) Miru00d4u00f6u00a3u00d4u00f6u00e9 stood apart from the other members of the movement in the variety, geniality, and lack of attitudinizing in his work.

(8) For so Christian an attitudiniser , he has a strikingly weak sense of sin as a force in human affairs.

(9) When it was first shown, their work seemed to represent a new low in superficiality and attitudinizing .

(10) Larry Pine is an attitudinizing actor relying overmuch on a charm he doesn't quite have.

(11) The play attitudinizes , pontificates, mystifies, and bores.

(12) First, there is a strong attitudinizing on the part of rappers in France.

(13) It is very easy for us in the media to attitudinise because we have always got the escape hatch of saying, well it is not our job to prescribe.

(14) While most of the other panelists attitudinized , he got down to brass tacks.

(15) It deserves an appropriately respectful and thoughtful response that goes beyond attitudinising .

(16) This attitudinising was part of a generation who were quite sincere and u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510objectivelyu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb correct, yet were somewhat out of touch with the realities of the people.

(17) Two readers have separately directed us to a column in today's New York Times, an utterly worthless piece of pseudo-sophisticated attitudinizing .

(18) Even now my friends in the North would be preparing work, talking and arguing and attitudinizing , while I went unsteadily on by myself.

(19) That Helen had not been happy in her marriage to Menelaus is revealed not only by what she says, but also by the male chauvinistic and over-bearing attitudinising of Menelaus when he meets her.