Sentence examples for different mindset to from inspiring English sources

The Lib Dems have a fundamentally different mindset to Conservatives (the clue is in Clegg's use of the word "progressive").

Sydneysiders approach festivals with a different mindset to the French, who she said apply a more academic attitude.

"Both parties would have to develop a different mindset to address policy issues for those residents who have historically not been part of the political process".

"These men managed to hide their activities for a considerable time and it takes a different mindset to understand what was going on.

This is not to say that its privacy is perfect - there are many ways to save snaps - but that it inculcates a different mindset to how people share.

I think I've got a different mindset to what I had in the past: to just enjoy it rather than think about the negatives and worry about what will happen if it all goes wrong.

Drawing in different mindsets to health challenges traditionally tackled by one sector unlocks new thinking.

The tight cohesion one might expect of a group exhibition gives way to a series of works that require completely different mindsets to approach, almost acting as their own individual micro-exhibitions.

Some of them are the same lads but there's a different mindset there to what it was.

"It's a different individual mindset to make money, as opposed to giving," Huntsman says.

Whatever your opinion about Millennials, what does seem clear is that there is a different mindset and approach to work between those who entered the corporate world when work was a place, with fixed rules, walls and times, and happiness was a word not associated with gainful employment, and those who did not.