Examples of using The mentality in English and their translations into Czech
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being in the trenches. I always felt that the mentality of a wise guy when he has to shoot somebody.
I always felt that the mentality of a wise guy when he has to shoot somebody,
The mentality of Las Vegas is so grossly atavistic that a really massive crime often slips by unrecognized.
We clearly still need to stamp out the Soviet anti-Semitism which still marks the mentality of some of your colleagues here in Parliament.
Jiří Surůvka's mentality is the mentality of a performer who is deeply involved in the art of life.
The mentality of Las Vegas is so grossly atavistic that a really massive crime often slips by unrecognised.
he still has the mentality of a Golani trooper.
Yet despite an intensive effort to penetrate the mentality of a people whose culture is so different from that of the British,
I am convinced that respect for work includes the idea and the mentality that we can only acquire something if we work for it first.
For the competition, for the desire, and the mentality that this club has now,
J. has the mentality of America changed in the civil rights struggle.
That a really massive crime often slips by unrecognised. The mentality of Las Vegas is so grossly atavistic.
J. has the mentality of America changed of that time, of that response to Simpson became a symbol of that decade.
The mentality being, if I can't have you,
Danny has the mentality of a 60-year-old.
The mentality surrounding overtime may be one of the specific barriers.
That a really massive crime often slips by unrecognized. The mentality of Las Vegas is so grossly atavistic.
The mentality of Las Vegas is so grossly atavistic that a really massive crime often slips by unrecognised.