bunker mentality

"The bunker mentality that they seem to have is not appropriate for what we're trying to do," he said.

As for dealing with the press, we decided to lose the bunker mentality.

There is nothing like losing to foster a bunker mentality.

Democrats say the administration has so far exhibited only a "bunker mentality."

The common response among the most likely victims is an instant bunker mentality.

But the bunker mentality is still with us to some extent."

It wasn't long, though, before the marriage had him taking on a bunker mentality.

They gave an entirely new dimension to the term bunker mentality.

But is this not really just the bunker mentality?

This was a triumph in the art of implementing a bunker mentality.

The bunker mentality, it turns out, has been tougher to change than the murder rate.

"I had been recommending the stock, but feeling like there was a bunker mentality about it."

Isn't that what they call a bunker mentality, old buddy?

"The basic nature of Americans is that we're much more comfortable reaching out than being in a bunker mentality."

Rather than resort to the usual bunker mentality, he tried a more practical approach.

He cut public contact to a minimum, and, when conditions turned down, the company started to slip into a bunker mentality.

Inevitably, a sort of bunker mentality quickly set in.

He was here during the fall of Walton's team in 1989, when a bunker mentality swept the halls.

He said some newspaper editors had a "bunker mentality" about preserving the current system.

"It's been more of a bunker mentality, don't you think?"

Lee said Belle should not be vilified for his bunker mentality.

Given the near bunker mentality, the interior luminosity is especially astonishing.

But because this generation grew up in prosperity, they don't have that bunker mentality.

This could change once the competition heats up, but, for now at least, there is no bunker mentality in either of the camps.

"And a bunker mentality has really set in."