Sentence examples for town mentality from inspiring English sources

In my adolescence I felt trapped by this small town mentality.

"It's a city because we've got the cathedral, but we've got a market town mentality.

"Every weekend we would go to a new place, and I had such a small town mentality.

It's a small town mentality trap – some people love it, some hate it, some ignore it and the rest don't deal with it".

When I was a teenager, I detested the small town mentality of my Ibicenco peers, longing instead for the day that I could be in a city of excitement and culture, where I felt I belonged.

Stockport, in the 80s, had a small-town mentality.

In the here and now, however, the party is on and the boom-town mentality rages.

I was living in a suburb which had a very small-town mentality.

But while I expected lots of songs to kick against the small-town mentality, most of your nominations were celebratory.

It must be exciting to be breaking out of the small-town mentality she felt suffocated by.

"We have a small-town mentality," Tony Romano, an architect who has lived here since 1969, said as he ran into Mr. Bianco outside Panera's.