Sentence examples for basic mentality from inspiring English sources

In this way symbolic reference is a fusion of pure sense perceptions on the one hand and causal relations on the other, and that it is in fact the causal relationships that dominate the more basic mentality (as the dog illustrates), while it is the sense perceptions which indicate a higher grade mentality (as the artist illustrates).

This back-to-basics mentality needn't mean rejecting any of the vast technological and social advances we've made: that would be absurd.

Another popular theory is that as the economy has inspired a back-to-basics mentality, with families dining and vacationing at home, people are focusing on free outdoor activities that require comfortable or rugged shoes.

The tune comes as part of Volume 1 of the 'Friction Vs.' series, a collection of collaborations championing underground-ready sonics with a back-to-basics mentality.

Perhaps it's the resurgence of a more earnest, back-to-basics mentality that inspires so many people brave heat, crowds and some of the foulest porta-potties in America to watch Gillian Welch croon "I'll Fly Away" or John Prine suggest you "Blow up your TV / throw away your paper / Go to the country, build you a home".

We tend to seek support and socialization from those who are most like us, and it is this basic tribe mentality that operates within many universities.

According to Suzuki, the basic characteristic of the Eastern mentality may be found in its emphasis on nonduality, while the Western spirit, as embodied in modern sciences, is based upon dualistic distinctions.

It implements a perpetual "state of emergency" mentality that inverts the basic model outlined by the fourth amendment: that there are vast domains of private action about which the state should remain ignorant unless it provides clear prior justification.

"It's about changing the mentality away from thinking that basic, rudimentary technology is going to be good enough".

In fact, the bully mentality requires ignorance of some basic facts about economic growth, as well.

"The driving forces of this bubble are two basic elements of human nature, greed and crowd mentality," said John Schott, a clinical instructor in psychiatry at Harvard Medical School and a co-manager of client portfolios for Steinberg Global Asset Management.