Sentence examples for class mentality from inspiring English sources

In this Plan, the Government's thinking is conveyed as five key thrusts and one of them is "to raise the capacity for knowledge and innovation and nurture a first class mentality" (para.33, p.13).

"Our sport in Scotland is stuck in a class mentality that says if you're middle class and want to go to rugby you can drink," he said.

The song points to the Midwest working class mentality that I grew up in and more literally my practice of making one piece of something at a time not always knowing what the sum of these parts will be or how they will interact.

"It's to beat the middle-class mentality, isn't it, really?

But that doesn't mean they won't have a working-class mentality.

"It's still got a working-class mentality around here that I like, with glassblowers, carpenters and artists," Mrs. Ehrhardt said.

The frame structure of the novel enabled him both to plead for justice in Java and to satirize unsparingly the Dutch middle-class mentality.

This sweeps the reader into the autobiographic mind-frame of a gay and outrageous TV presenter in Lima, who snorts coke, hates Lima and gives readers a racist but funny critique of pituco ("white", upper-class) mentality.

"But I was quite calm because their [the players'] focus and concentration has been first class, our mentality was very much relaxed as we can only worry about ourselves.

Ladbroke Grove still has a kind of bohemian, working-class, hard-graft mentality, it's never going to be like millionaires' row, where everyone has a nanny and has help.

When we allow them to succeed in our classes with this mentality, we do nothing to challenge that belief.