Sentence examples for mentality about the from inspiring English sources

So when did we develop such a childish mentality about the food eaten in other cultures?

The Dragons have lost Rémi Casty, Steve Menzies and Damien Blanch from last year's squad but Baitieri believes they have more than adequate replacements in the former Wigan prop Jeff Lima and Australian threequarters Ben Pomeroy and Michael Oldfield and believes there is a new mentality about the team this year.

"My guess is that overwhelmingly people will rally around him because fundamentally people want to be winners, not losers, and the defeatist mentality — and this is not just The L. A. Times — the defeatist mentality about the future of the news business has been rampant," Mr. Hiller said in an interview Thursday.

"There's a good mentality about the club.

"That was kind of the moment I stepped to a different kind of a mentality about the opportunity of being there.

Finally, without an appreciation of the history of the synodal and conciliar traditions of the Church, Douthat and Catholics like him are unfortunately obsessed with a siege mentality about the future of the Church.

If not, why didn't you come in and take your birth control pills?" But on the whole, the mentality about teen pregnancy here is that it is socially acceptable.

I am disgruntled, because of what happened to Ted and their cavalier mentality about breaking the law".

"If she were coaching any other sport — softball, volleyball, soccer — her style would be "spot on". It is more difficult in an individual sport, especially with the Southern California mentality about tennis where the individual comes first and team is second.

But such works were at odds with the changing mentality brought about by the anti-colonial movements in west Africa following the second world war.

But Malcolm Wicks, the Labour chair of the Education Select Committee, called for calm, saying 'It does not help a serious discussion about relations between professionals and young people if we develop a witchhunt mentality about some off the cuff remarks.' Phil Willis, the Liberal Democrat education spokesman, took a tougher line: 'He seems to have the Hoddle disease.