Sentence examples for Similar mentalities from inspiring English sources

Though they have similar mentalities, the women of Mexican cartels tend to be more modern and uninhibited than the women of Italian Mafias.

A similar mentality governs crop practices on their farm.

A similar mentality, though, can take hold during downturns.

Monica Ali, in the controversy around Brick Lane, faced a similar mentality and wrote about it here.

It's a reminder Slade might have a similar mentality to the player he once revered.

It speaks of the base of "its own graduates, Russian players and foreign players with a similar mentality.

Retailers detected a similar mentality at other Pegasus companies, too, like Daryl K, which was a small, almost cult label.

A similar mentality was on display last February, in what might be the Cascade-Siskiyou's most Bundy-esque moment.

Bujalski represented the East Coast wing of the movement, while Mark and Jay Duplass were making movies with a similar mentality on the West Coast.

It's a similar mentality to restaurant cooking, similar but it's another world? A. From a selfish point of view, I couldn't think of a better way of blending two of my passions — food and Formula One.

None of these accusations can be levelled at Burnley, who have been building their football club from the bottom up on solid foundations, with an emphasis on budget and signing players with a similar mentality and pay packet.