Sentence examples similar to serving mentality from inspiring English sources
The very disappearance of phone booths -- those private cells for the whisperings of lovers and conspirators -- serves the mentality of crowds, where ubiquitously public cell phones announce confidential assignations to the teeming streets.
He lacks the self-serving mentality that can undermine some performances.
In the case of the ASEAN Integration's ABIF and AFIF who aims to eventually arrive at QAB's will the western inclination towards colonial mentality serve as a material determinant of the LCCP and the GCCB as a strategic approach towards the development of both parties.
In finding absolute value in this desire to change, I often encourage both the "help" and "those" we are charged with serving to adopt a new mentality in how we view ourselves.
My issue with most of these conferences is that they are based on a "show and tell" mentality rather than serving as treatment-planning conferences utilizing the expertise of the participating multidisciplinary experts.
A blockbuster mentality that serves both writers and readers poorly".
Her statement that "black teachers feel more comfortable in urban classrooms as do white teachers in suburban settings" reflects the segregationist mentality that serves to confirm the need for minority teachers in all classroom settings.
But the direction is such that all the horror is inferred – yes, all right, his eyeball is spooned out, but the screen fades to black, mimicking his loss of vision; and the violence serves to reveal the mentality of the torturers.
Tesco has a real 'grind away at it' mentality that serves retailers very well".
The romantics might be looking for a Souths win, and the bookmakers are certainly tipping it, but an 'underdog' mentality could serve the Bulldogs well - as it has throughout the finals.
The win-at-all-costs mentality has served her well, but the two-time Olympian had a less than auspicious start to life in the pool when she was growing up in Southport.
