Sentence examples for pervasive mentality from inspiring English sources

Neufert's vision is just one of the most extreme examples of a more pervasive mentality.

A $600 deferred payment on a stove and a $250,000 deferred payment on a home produce a related, pervasive mentality — and it is poisonous.

How else do we explain the pervasive mentality reflected in the notion that "we had to destroy the village in order to save it" and the obvious point that we have been at war almost continuously for over two centuries?

It proves how pervasive this mentality has become.

The problem for Pakistan, Western officials and some Pakistani politicians said, is not only the specific acts of terrorism by these groups, but the far more pervasive jihadi mentality that has been nurtured in the society by an extensive network of extremist madrasas and mosques.

Instead of reverting to the role of bystanders, the startup mentality, pervasive in cities across Europe and North America, is taking problem solving away from the public domain to the incentive-based domain of businesses.

The physicians in this study may have been receptive to the detailer because identification and management of IPV presents a unique set of perplexing barriers to health, distinct from more biologically-based medical problems conducive to a pervasive "fix-it" mentality.

It's designed to spur a shift from the pervasive "consume and replace" mentality of our culture to a more sustainable "keep or pass on" mode of operation.

Such behavior is the byproduct of the band of brothers mentality so pervasive among 1960's civil rights leaders who recycle an obsolete brand of leadership and doggedly refuse to pass the baton to the next generation of African-American leaders.

"Old boys' club mentality all-pervasive.

Mr. O'Shea said her e-mail reflected an overall mentality that was pervasive among the banks.