Sentence examples for press mentality from inspiring English sources

Another possible problem is that kind of hashtag analysis also embraces the "no press is bad press" mentality and includes those freeriding with their own marketing efforts and and those just having some fun.

But as Mr Corry offered a fulsome apology, there were fears that the pack mentality of the press, coupled with resentful civil servants, provides a lethal combination.

We need to press upon coaches and players the "fridge-freezer" mentality – "retain, don't consume".

But I also think that the tabloid mentality is a vital part of press freedom in Britain.

He seemed to decide to have a certain mentality and approach with blocking the press and he was asking for trouble.

George Vecsey's column, "Yanks Don't Need Sosa's Price Tag" (June 14), was so refreshing to read, given the death-watch mentality that envelops the fans and the press.

Obscenities were frequently scrawled on his door and a lynch-mob mentality, encouraged enthusiastically by sections of the press, kept him constantly on guard.

But above all he waged a nationwide campaign, using the press, literature, and the new National Theatre to change the conservative mentality of the szlachta.

There was nothing much new in it: Falwell's purpose was to assure the press that the Moral Majority was not a sinister organization with a "medieval mentality," as some had alleged.

A bunker mentality rules as the walls close in, information hemorrhages to the press from numerous anonymous inside sources, and paranoia and threats from the top continue.

They're always in the press for having drinks and getting involved in bad behaviour – that's the rugby mentality as well.