Sentence examples for colonial mentalities from inspiring English sources

Colonial mentalities die hard.

It's a kind of colonial mentality.

"There is still the colonial mentality in Portugal," he added.

"Now I think Occupy has lost its colonial mentality.

The colonial mentality – let the world come to us – is spectacularly counter-productive.

It is the colonial mentality that led to poor "natives" being deemed less able to comprehend modern civilisational standards.

The essence of the colonial mentality is the belief that history is happening in some other place.

Rather than current events being a re-enactment of the fall of Saigon, they seem to be a continuation of a prewar colonial mentality.

If it's not a lingering colonial mentality, ask African critics of such interventions, then why does France only intervene in its former colonies?

"We still see vintages of the colonial mentality where a white conqueror approaches the coloured people and demands to speak to their village head!" added James.

"Puerto Rico has had 46 world champions but we still suffer from a colonial mentality," said Jose Torres, one of those champions as a light heavyweight in the 1960's.