Sentence examples similar to grave mentality from inspiring English sources
"The plastic water bottle epitomized everything about this cradle-to-grave mentality," de Rothschild said.
Plastic bottles may represent the "cradle-to-grave mentality," but at least, as Colapinto's article points out, we can make things out of them such as speed bumps.
Elizabeth Cornell New York City Plastic bottles may represent the "cradle-to-grave mentality," but at least, as Colapinto's article points out, we can make things out of them such as speed bumps.
From Gdansk to Ljubljana, from Vienna to Budapest the old cradle-to-grave corporate mentality and the offshoring so prevalent in these countries for the past twenty years went away.
You get topless sunbathers there in summer, which can be a bit odd with Hans Christian Andersen's grave nearby, but I think that shows the Danish mentality, the laid-backness.
He felt that the process was reminiscent of the making of Take This to Your Grave because both albums were created using a "first-thought, best-thought" mentality: "I think we were trying to find what making a record that way would sound like now, but with four adult Fall Out Boys".
In the group stages, when he absurdly denounced Iceland's "small mentality" and missed a penalty against Austria, his critics did a lot more to his grave than just dance on it.
