Sentence examples for a shared mentality from inspiring English sources

He proudly cited many advantages to doing business with Israel, including geographic proximity and a shared mentality.

As the co-owner of the oldest record shop in the world, Ashli Todd believes that her shop's survival is down to a shared mentality between customers and staff.

As well as a shared mentality, the establishment is cemented by financial links and a "revolving door": that is, powerful individuals gliding between the political, corporate and media worlds – or who manage to inhabit these various worlds at the same time.

As for what draws Bitcoiners into the carnivore lifestyle, Wilcox said that it's likely a shared mentality.

It's about a shared mentality drawn from living in a place that is surrounded by water, he said, an appendage of New York City populated largely by people who fled the city and from which the rest of the world is accessible by land through one or another of the five boroughs.

"OMA started as a group of people united by a shared conceptual mentality, but then the work became the person.

That sharing mentality exists outside of the scholastic realm for sure, and if more people learn by being exposed to a shared iBook, isn't the end result a net benefit?

It's a mentality shared with a producer who once said, "You can start out with the cast first and then find the script later," and although the sound of his classics is a mainstay at Pine, Killiam's leaders have differing views when it comes to outside influence.

'If so and so uses that particular doctor they must be good' is a mentality shared by many people.

It's a survival tactic, says Ravenhill, but "things get a bit tricky when you apply that work-share mentality to the rehearsal room, because as a director you want them like this" - and he gets into that pugilist pose again.

The change does not mean that academics have embraced the free-for-all file-sharing mentality that is the bug-bear of the music business.