Sentence examples for said mentality from inspiring English sources

The said mentality generally has two characteristics: 1) the ambivalence about the pride and depression of history and tradition culture, which makes the people have different opinions, though recently, more and more people hold positive attitudes towards history and tradition; 2) the humiliation, self-abasement and disobedience about modern history.

It's not a 'I'm in charge, do what I say' mentality.

But don't blame it on their "we do everything the boss says" mentality, because that's not only untrue it's racist.

Eventually, she said, this mentality would make Snodgrass physically sick.

Armstrong said: "The mentality is: He came back from cancer.

In general, Mr. Folino said, the mentality has changed, and "nothing is forever anymore".

Even after the game, Testaverde said his mentality would always be that of a starter.

"Somehow," Mr. Bush said, "the mentality of Washington is: 'We know better.

Beleskey said his mentality was boosted by his two goals and four points in the playoffs.

Rollins said his mentality is different when he is the first player into the batter's box.

"We spoke about mentality – the winning mentality," said a delighted McDermott, the Leeds manager.