Sentence examples for mentality in which from inspiring English sources

However, markets display a herd mentality in which assets (such as sub-prime mortgages) become fashionable.

Ham-handed officials repress dissent and plant informers, feeding the siege mentality in which paranoid plots flourish.

Such consolidations have produced a kind of blockbuster mentality in which manufacturers vie for a few hot products.

On the one hand, the fierce upsurge in inflation threatens to rekindle an inflationary mentality, in which both firms and workers expect prices to carry on rising rapidly.

The root of the problem is a "scarcity mentality in which people see things as a zero-sum game", he says.

There is a phrase in the United States that describes a mentality in which African-Americans fail to support other African-Americans: white man's ice is colder.

Raw talent bubbles to the surface through a committed DIY mentality, one in which everyone knows they're going to have to hustle and scrape to get by.

The rejection of an either/or mentality — one in which the education system is either "for" or "against" victims of sexual violence — was striking also in DeVos's nod to the growing phenomenon of female students who are accused of sexual misconduct on campus, underscoring that a respect for basic fairness and due process benefits both women and men.

If anything such pressure has hardened a crisis mentality in Pyongyang which has helped the Kim regime to maintain and consolidate its power.

Germany's politicians must switch from a small-country mentality to one in which their country thinks more broadly about the interests of Europe as a whole.

However, when they use it to show a mentality, a way in which we think about things, whether on campus or elsewhere, I think we are exposed.