Sentence examples for Critical mentality from inspiring English sources

The attack on the intelligentsia comes not simply in the form of physical extermination, but also in stamping out critical mentality as such.

Geek culture has grown into a deep-rooted critical mentality and willingness to challenge, confront, and build alternatives to deep-rooted social, educational, political and economic institutions.

Sarri has previously been critical of his players' mentality this season, singling out Hazard at one point despite the Belgian having had a hand in 48% of Chelsea's Premier League goals.

This "head in the game" mentality is critical in real estate, where it's possible to miss a provision of a deal, or re-evaluate a strategy in a changing business environment, that can have major consequences.

Such boots-on-the-ground mentality is critical, and a defining component of UNICEF's work in South Sudan.

Macromanagement, or "management from afar", is not only critical to encourage a leadership mentality, but it also plays a major role in helping to nurture creativity on your team.

Ninth is Boro's lowest league position since a slip to 11th in October and Woodgate is critical of the squad's mentality once in a promising position.

"Creating a culture-first mentality is a critical step for employers when it comes to building a highly engaged workforce," said Chris Boyce, CEO of Virgin HealthMiles.

This "throw the baby out with the bathwater" mentality misses two critical truths: 1) the situation in Tibet remains unchanged because the Chinese government is an authoritarian regime that is unwilling and, some would argue, unable to budge on the issue; and 2) Tibet is a pressure issue that has advanced on the global stage largely because of grassroots protest.

He was also critical of the get-rich-quick mentality of the cryptocurrency industry.

She was equally critical of political reporting, the "insider" mentality that she summarised, with knife-like acuity, in her coverage of the 1988 presidential race: American reporters, she wrote, like to cover a campaign because "it has balloons".