Sentence examples for little mentality from inspiring English sources

But a Denver venture capitalist, William Stanfill, disputed the argument, saying his colleagues have displayed a "Chicken Little" mentality in warning of dire consequences.

I despise them for their smug Little Englander mentality.

Maybe it's my little boy mentality but I thought I did that very well.

Likewise, it cannot be addressed by a "Little England" mentality which seeks to build walls around the Tory heartland.

We do have a very mixed community here but there is a culture of little England mentality.

Much of that was negative: a rejection of Faragism and the apparently obsessively nostalgic Little Englander mentality that defined British Euroscepticism for the past two decades.

Schools like Sherwood, and teachers like Mr. Ramos, are on the front lines, struggling against family mobility, neighborhood violence and the "pobrecito," or "poor little thing," mentality of low academic expectations.

There is one way of handicapping our intellectual and creative talent, and it is by cutting off its oxygen, suffocating it with our little island mentality, isolating ourselves from diverse influences and common interests.

When something like that goes viral, people on the Internet get a little mob mentality and start sending death threats, calling her employer trying to get her fired," Burton told the Indianapolis Star.

It goes back to the little kid mentality of I give you something therefore you are entitled to give me something.

I applaud your editorial urging Long Islanders to break out of our little-boxes mentality and plan as a region ("Thinking Bigger," Aug. 14).