Sentence examples for compound mentality from inspiring English sources
As a historical memory, it definitely owns the potential for playing an important role, yet it lurks in a compound mentality in the contemporary world, rather than automatically playing its own role.
Combined with the severe food shortage, the mass imprisonment led to high mortality rates in the camps, and the catastrophe was compounded by a mentality of punishment, anger and indifference on the part of the victors.
This is compounded by the entitlement mentality that has become pervasive in our society.
I am all too painfully aware of the carbon cost of this journey, of a 'last chance to see mentality' that compounds the very problem it seeks to explore.
And Twitter's bunker mentality has clearly compounded its problems in identifying and responding to content issues that first flared on its platform and then raged.
This mentality, of course, is the compound of history, historical memories and realistic conditions.
Pike wrote that the American dilemma in Vietnam was compounded by an utter ignorance of the mentality of the North Vietnamese high command and strategy and the failure to understand its concept of armed and political struggle.
Instead, the siege mentality of the chiropractic profession largely remains and is compounded by memory deficit disorder, whereby it seems that these important historical facts have been lost, resulting in a significant portion of the chiropractic profession steadfastly continuing to espouse the original chiropractic doctrine [ 46] and make "unsubstantiated claims" [ 47, 48].
