Sentence examples for mentality appeared from inspiring English sources

Why not take some off the table?" That mentality appeared to affect commodities markets as well.

The fanboy mentality appears to have spilled out into the mainstream".

But in an era of peer marriages, in which both partners are expected to contribute and truck along, that mentality appears to have diminished.

The tear-down-the-leader mentality appears to have reached screeching levels because of the proliferation of media outlets, where there is a premium on getting heard.

Ricky Gervais has somehow managed the transatlantic leap, though The Invention of Lying, which he co-wrote and directed with Matthew Robinson, labours under the influence of a TV mentality, appearing as an undernourished sketch padded out to (interminable) feature length.

Indeed, a siege mentality appears to have set in among some staff and faculty members, many of whom refused to comment, saying they were instructed not to by college officials.

But the shop-till-you-drop mentality appears as strong as ever as retail sales growth recorded a 6% rise last month from a year ago, the strongest yearly increase for six months.

These days this mentality appears alongside an overall contempt for the tangible economy.

The general trend shows that "wait-and-see" mentality appears to have been predominant in the society.

Re-examination of the 'costing renaissance' in the 1890s and evidence from the DuPont Powder Company and General Motors from 1900 to 1920, suggests that only from around 1900, after escalating conflict between 'capital and labour', did the capitalist mentality appear in new management accounting systems focused on 'return on investment'.

"The buy-at-any-price mentality appears to be waning at the upper ends of the market," she said.