Sentence examples similar to nonsense mentality from inspiring English sources
Many teams approach this time of year with steely resolve and a hard-nosed, no-nonsense mentality.
Generally humorless and diligently adhering to a no-nonsense mentality, Torako was initially irritated and even exasperated by Yotsuba's quirkiness and antics.
While these are fundamentally mundane in one sense, they are also suggestive of hard work, physical sacrifice and a no-nonsense, sleeves-rolled-up mentality, all of which are traditionally necessary to lump it in the English league system.
"This notion that somehow private equity folks acquired the company and changed the culture and turned it into a boiler-room mentality is just nonsense," Leeds said.
One might then criticize the apparent "herd mentality" of militarism, as Albert Einstein did when he called the militaristic patriotism of the masses a sort of "loathsome nonsense" (Einstein 1954, 8) The idea of conscription seems to run counter to the idea of respect for persons.
