Sentence examples for common mentality from inspiring English sources
"I think it is more a matter of a common mentality than direct co-ordination.
Second, his piece gave no sense of a common mentality binding the establishment together.
"We have common traditions, common mentality, common history, common culture We…are one people," Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, recently said.
Nathan Brown, a professor at George Washington University, and an expert on the Egyptian judiciary, told the Guardian last month: "I think it is more a matter of a common mentality than direct co-ordination.
It is unified by a common mentality, which holds that those at the top deserve their power and their ever-growing fortunes, and which might be summed up by the advertising slogan "Because I'm worth it".
She has previously admitted that she did it because she was looking for instant gratification, certainly a common mentality in this instant information age.
Meanwhile, in a Senate district spanning parts of Westchester and the Bronx, Republican voters seemed to be rebelling against a common Albany mentality that holds that the only difference between political parties is the lobbyists who form their most dedicated cadre of campaign contributors.
The latter self realizes that there is a very raw and magnetic part of human nature that keeps us all more or less working together with a common, herd mentality.
Ron Shelton, the director of "Bull Durham" and "White Men Can't Jump," complained to The Los Angeles Times in 1992 that Hollywood's reliance on marketing "contributes to the lowest-common-denominator mentality and the proliferation of formulaic movies and genres".
No one was more certain than Mr. Grubman that this demand was going to be explosive and that the companies most likely to profit from it would be new entrants unencumbered by the bureaucratic mentality common among established companies.
The scarcity of treatment options close to home and a "boys don't cry" mentality common to many lobster fishermen, according to Nelson, means that many addicts in Machias are not getting the treatment they need.
