Sentence examples for minority mentality from inspiring English sources
Iran has a minority mentality, too.
His spokesman, Ronald D. Bonjean Jr., said Mr. Lott wanted to avoid a "permanent minority mentality" among Republicans.
Indeed, they saw it as quite a breakthrough when Didier Reynders, the country's finance minister, said that he was going to take lessons to improve his Dutch.The Blokhead factorPerhaps it is the Flemings' minority mentality that accounts for one of the oddest and most disquieting features of Belgian politics: the strength of the far right in prosperous Flanders.
Their minority mentality lingers.
In these circumstances, both parties have developed minority mentalities.
They developed a sort of frustrated minority party mentality, locked out of power and able only to toss bombs, make mischief and obstruct.
He said he once overheard Mr. Stern say "in substance that former Mayor Dinkins had ruined the city by giving too many blacks handouts, and that there was a mentality among minorities that they deserved handouts".
The vote was split along party lines and was thus defeated, but Dunstan used the opportunity to attack the Playmander with much effect in the media, portraying the failed legislation as an unjust triumph of a malapportioned minority who had a vengeance mentality over an electorally repressed majority who wanted a humane outcome.
Zo Zam, a leading voice of the Chin ethnic group, which inhabits mountains in western Myanmar, said the Burman had maintained a master-slave mentality toward ethnic minorities and treated them as less civilized.
Aspects of the investor mentality, while still a minority viewpoint in the philanthropic sector, have by now influenced various social-venture funds around the country as well as powerful new institutions like the Gates Foundation.
This is the divide and conquer mentality that has kept a minority in power since the Big Man was appointed to protect the village and eventually became King (a tale Bucky often recounted as the dawning of modern politics).
