Sentence examples for mentality refers to from inspiring English sources
"Cooperative mentality" refers to the sense of active cooperation with local businesses that continues to maintain business contacts; "special trust" implies a feeling of trust-based identity but also a feeling of trust for the locals, as reflected in the tendency to strengthen cooperation and exchanges with local businesses and employees.
Nekton mentality refers to aquatic organisms that are always hungry, always attacking.
What he calls the bureaucracy's "Mameluk mentality," referring to the military oligarchs who ruled between the 13th and 16th centuries, and Egypt's corrupt "moneyed culture" impede modern intellectual as well as economic development.
But he made it clear that he was tired of Washington's "witch-hunting mentality," referring to the 19-month investigation by an independendent counsel into his handling of permits for Indian reservation casinos.
The mentality herein mainly refers to people's mental conditions, attitudes and opinions.
Packer refers to the backpacker or the laid-back mentality," Kojzar said.
"The flags feel so important, especially right now," says Warfield, who refers to himself as "an artist with a fighter's mentality".
Teddy Roosevelt refers to texting.
