Sentence examples for hostile mentality from inspiring English sources
To assess the quality of life (QOL) and hostile mentality trend (HMT) of patients with human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (HIV/AIDS) in China, and to identify their major concerns.
This kind of transformation provided a common foundation for the connections in politics, economy, society and other fields between countries, including the relaxation and easing of the people's opposing and hostile mentality.
Though there's no hostile emotion or mentality between the countries far from each other, they lack of the commonality in culture.
Mr. Bush campaigned for more than a year against the ways of Washington and on pledges to end once and for all "the war-room mentality, the hostile stance, then harsh charges".
Proposals he disapproves of are never just arguable, they are always 'risky schemes.' This unnecessary rhetoric is characteristic of the tone in Washington, D.C. It's the war room mentality: the hostile stance, the harsh charges, the lashing out at enemies.
It was that aggressive corporate mentality that twice led Tyson Foods into the hostile deals that turned it into an industry giant.
Opponents of Traveller sites are quick to criticise Travellers for being wary or hostile to outsiders without any understanding of the siege mentality the constant sense of threat engenders.
What will concern them is the idea that Corbyn will adopt a sort of fortress mentality, attempting to eschew any dealings with a largely hostile mainstream media.
"Through an exclusive and elitist 'boys club' mentality, many of the demonstration pilots established, fostered, and perpetuated this hostile climate, marginalizing the support officers, the Chief Petty Officers, and the junior enlisted".
A great deal of attention has focused of late on cultures of sexual harassment and intimidation in nightclubs, on the male mentalities that have made these spaces of inclusion uncomfortable and hostile to women.
