Sentence examples for mentality of violence from inspiring English sources

"It is changing the mentality of violence, this culture of the military and of the tribes".

And he read a Hurston letter that showed her indignation over white injustice: "I know the Anglo-Saxon mentality is one of violence.

"This throws that whole mentality out of whack," she said.

Many wards seemed to be operating with what might be described as a 'siege mentality', with high levels of violence and disturbance, combined with a culture of demoralisation and the sense that both medical staff and nursing staff were feeling impotent, overwhelmed and unable to change the situation.

A number of explanations; appalling calendar of the Brazilian season, kick-off times to suit TV (9 50 at night, for example), inadequate public transport, fear of violence and supporter mentality (only turning up when the team is winning).

Upon the announcement of her death sentence he proclaimed a chilling response: "This is the happiest day of my life, it brought me tears of joy!" His malicious mentality incited violence forcing Bibi's family with a disabled child to flee their home because of subsequent death threats.

And, in its undercurrent of violence and portrait of a loner who tries to resist the mob mentality of his peers, Reckord's play uncannily prefigures Edward Bond's Saved.

It is a loaded title, signifying the ratings-driven mentality of television news and show-biz anchors, the blood-thirst of audiences for on-the-spot reporting of violence, the cavalier disregard for suffering.

Ouologuem viewed the African's lot as a legacy of violence and, in modern times, as a duty of violence toward white misconceptions of blacks that impose on him a slave mentality and character.

Years of violence followed.

And threats of violence.