Sentence examples for its mentality from inspiring English sources
"Israel risks losing its most important friend in the region if it doesn't change its mentality," said Turkey's prime minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, according to news reports.
Moscow is more Asiatic in its mentality, and the other regions are even more so.
For Italy, now as in 2006, Pirlo is the master of Italy's rhythm, its mentality and its game plan.
LOS ANGELES — "The films of a nation reflect its mentality in a more direct way than other artistic media".
"This place is more Mediterranean than Soviet, in its mentality, its culture," Mr. Blauvelt, of the educational council, said.
He wanted to inhabit the character, whereas the Russian way seems to be a lot more craft-based in its mentality".
Its corporate mentality, its failure to deal with widespread drug use, and its decline in popularity among America's youth (more of whom now play soccer than Little League baseball), don't reflect well on what its pooh-bahs still call the "national pastime".
Her clear, patient, sympathetic portraits of teachers, children, prostitutes, doctors — the whole raft of Russian humanity — provide a pointillist landscape and an understanding of the country, and its mentalities, that eludes many more overtly political books.
At the time he was writing Brave New World he was still in shock from a visit to the United States, where he was particularly frightened by mass consumerism, its group mentality and its vulgarities.
Recognising a Palestinian state forthwith, they say, would only paint Israel into a corner, bolster its siege mentality and provoke its ruling right-wingers to gobble up more Palestinian land.
Does Netanyahu, with democratic change and movement coursing through the region, have it in him to move beyond short-term tactics to a strategy for his nation that ushers it from its siege mentality?
