Sentence examples for no mentality from inspiring English sources

Meisner believed that "every play is based upon the reality of doing," that "good acting comes from the heart," and that "there's no mentality in it".

It's a see-no-evil, hear-no-evil and speak-no-evil mentality, and this leads to tragedy.

When the CPS requested his extradition in 2007, Putin responded by lambasting Britain's colonial "no brains" mentality.

(Incidentally if anyone doubts the virulence of the "no snitching" mentality, look up any YouTube video featuring Randy and flick through some of the comments.

Cryer: A number of young players have been blooded into the first team and they have brought a "no fear" mentality onto the pitch.

Many teams approach this time of year with steely resolve and a hard-nosed, no-nonsense mentality.

This no-snitch mentality is not a new challenge to police, who are often frustrated by shooting victims who choose to retaliate on their own instead of help police take a dangerous person off the street.

Several Condé Nast editors said off the record that the budget cuts have not significantly altered the atmosphere of the top magazines, which have long had access to the best photographers and readily projected a spare-no-expense mentality to help maintain their status.

We've tried to instil a no-fear mentality in the players and to make them have the courage of their convictions.

The debate is exacerbated by the huge financial stakes for participants and by a trust-no-one mentality — ironically, the same mentality that brought forth the need for the Bitcoin system.

"It's tough to develop there on a relative basis, both because of physical boundaries in the city and on its western edge, but also because of a no-growth mentality".