Sentence examples for differing mentality from inspiring English sources
Surveys and interviews reveal that the differing mentality of businessmen and researchers remains a major obstacle to cooperation between firms and research organizations in Russia (Simachev et al. 2014; Bychkova et al. 2015).
Distinguishing three stages of cultural evolution (which he identified as those of savagery, domestication, and freedom), Klemm divided mankind into active and inactive races and believed that peoples differed in mentality and temperament.
He had a different mentality".
The why factor we felt centred around the American "can do, will do" cultural mentality which differs from the UK "can do, may do".
Having never played in the Premier League, I can not say what it is like in changing rooms at that level, but mentalities may differ slightly at that level.
The explosion of tech companies setting up headquarters in major cities has encroached on the homeless population, but the mentalities around this issue differ.
Nonetheless, this assumption might constitute a limitation, since immigrants could differ from each other in terms of mentality, prospects to assimilate, and above all, education level.
Whether that's true or not for all sectors remains to be seen (AWS would certainly beg to differ), it seems to be the prevailing mentality in healthcare.
People differ, values differ.
