Sentence examples similar to combative mentalities from inspiring English sources
B If we go with your idea of anticipating and engineering "a backlash against the backlash", we're back to a combative mentality of offence, defence and pre-emptive striking: everything Corbyn's against.
Ricardo Couyoumdjian, one of the most traditional members of the Chilean Academy of History, told me that the prevailing opinion among his colleagues was that in its 20th-century exhibits, the museum glorifies class conflict and a combative mentality.
At the same time, the West is apprehensive about the combative mentality displayed by battle-hardened anti-Communist dissidents in many East European elites, and both sides worry about the political schizophrenia of "old Europe" and "new Europe" that emerged over the war in Iraq.
Friends say, and Mr. Ambani agrees, that growing up as he did gave him an edge over many business peers: While he would go on to enjoy all the privileges of a second-generation billionaire, his early childhood instilled the combative mentality of an outsider typically found among first-generation entrepreneurs.
A non combative approach.
She was combative and petty.
How combative will he be?
Not that he was combative.
He is not being combative.
