Sentence examples for mentality a bit from inspiring English sources

I think Americans have lost the festival mentality a bit.

Nowadays he sees a lot of his mother in himself, "the same mentality – a bit waspish, prepared to see the negative side of people and situations".

So I hope that the work that I do triggers that mentality a bit more.

Thiel is trying to shake this stagnated mentality up a bit by now funding kids to drop out of school.

My reaction to her victim mentality was a bit much.

The debt service mentality goes a bit like this: Bob and Shirley are looking for a new house.

"I changed my mentality a little bit.

Impregnate the herd mentality, a leftover bit of a chromosome or wiring in the brain from generations past that many men (and some women) just can't shake.

Even though summer comes around every year, and every year summer is hot (thanks, global warming!), British men – or to be specific, British men's feet – are dressed in a way that suggests they have never before encountered hot temperatures and are thus just making do in a blitz-mentality with a bit of newspaper and twine, sometimes metaphorically, sometimes literally.

"In India they have that mentality, and are a bit paranoid about customer service.

Up to a point, the strategy works well – but in the process Katerina is sentimentalised (her monicker is Lady Macbeth, after all, not Madame Bovary) and without the bitter laughter at the idiocy of life that was so fundamental to Shostakovich's mentality, the effect is a bit flat and colourless – opera in the manner of television drama.