Sentence examples for a question of mentality from inspiring English sources

"It's not a question of laws, it's a question of mentality".

"It's a question of mentality: Collective property is property that belongs to everyone".

Local planners appeared to be open to it, but it was rather a question of mentality and habits.

It is largely a question of mindset, ensuring that the players who play one-day cricket for England are not stuck in a Test match mentality.

Being a domestique is just a question of changing mentality.

"It is a question of culture and mentality," Mr. Di Capua said.

"For us, E.U. accession is mostly a question of changing our mentality".

Della Valle: Of course my position allows me to make larger investments but, as I said before, it is not a question of money but of mentality.

Football is not just athleticism, it's a question of technique, tactics and mentality.

There, in the question of mentality rather than technique, lies the real problem.

"It's partly a matter of mentality," he said.