Sentence examples similar to dirty mentality from inspiring English sources
"dirty mentality" is a phrase used in written English
It can be used to describe a particular way of thinking that is seen as immoral or unscrupulous. For example, "The rumors about the company's unethical practices revealed a dirty mentality that had been hidden from the public."
Yes, in stand-your-ground states, the Dirty Harry "make my day" mentality is not only acceptable, but is statute: ordinary citizens are encouraged to take the law into their own hands – with deadly consequences.
Centuries of colonization had bred a "servant" mentality; "business" was a dirty word, but "service" was prestigious.
For Stacey, the appeal of the job is completely understandable: "I love the 'get 'er done' mentality, the get-your-hands-dirty, problem-solving side of the job.
We've developed a mentality of "don't wash your dirty linen in public", a situation which is harmful for women and men.The objectification of women is also rife.
'All the parties have a mafia mentality towards politics and depend on dirty money and illegal tactics to procure votes'.
The bunker mentality among Sikhs still goes deep, and attempts by anyone to air dirty laundry is usually met with accusations of being a traitor or being in the pay of the Indian government.
He denounced the "rampant lack of responsibility" of people in Washington who refuse to solve problems, and cited the difficulty of trying to communicate through what he calls "the dirty filter" of a city suffused with the "every day is Election Day sort of mentality".
Some of Metamorphosis becomes especially chilling, for instance, when you read a letter he wrote to his sister, attempting to persuade her to send her 10-year-old son to boarding school to save him from "the special mentality which is particularly virulent among wealthy Prague Jews and which can not be kept away from children … this petty, dirty, sly mentality".
