attitudinizing love

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  • verb Present participle of attitudinize.

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Examples

  • No, what I dislike is the confusion of political liberalism—well, liberal attitudinizing, really—with Jewish commitment.

    Such Jews are not hipsters 2009

  • The source of this undemanding political attitudinizing antedates George W. Bush.

    Why intellectuals are political 2009

  • The novel also would have benefitted from a plot, or even a story, to take the place of its slide-show political attitudinizing.

    Burnt Shadows 2009

  • Besides, with its combination of self-congratulatory attitudinizing and arch irony, Heeb struck me as the ideal “cultural expression” of Jewish hipsterism.

    Such Jews are not hipsters 2009

  • Today her scrupulous craft remains worlds apart from the slapdash efforts of so many of those who have followed her ground-breaking lead with little more than vacuous attitudinizing and a flashy gloss on incidental, relentless motion, as demonstrated, for instance, by the currently ubiquitous Jorma Elo.

    A Tharp Ballet That's Brand New Robert Greskovic 2008

  • You have always thought my alleged savagery of soul a mere attitudinizing but you were wrong.

    The Five of Hearts Patricia O'Toole 2008

  • You have always thought my alleged savagery of soul a mere attitudinizing but you were wrong.

    The Five of Hearts Patricia O'Toole 2008

  • It's a "joke," we guess, but what a distasteful bit of anti-American attitudinizing.

    La Gloria Cubana 2008

  • Morally, she was an adept in all the attitudinizing, quarrelling, alluring, and cajoling of her business; and she gave to those actions a savor of their own by playing childlike innocence, and slipping in among her artless speeches philosophical malignities.

    A Daughter of Eve 2007

  • One attitude when attitudinizing, another when interviewing, with a pretended decent respect for the opinion of the interviewee.

    Afstan: What should Canada do? 2007

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