Sentence examples for enduring mindset from inspiring English sources
That attitude is also reflective of an enduring mindset among those who run the SPFL that Scottish football should take its lead from the English game, yet that skews perspective.
So enduring is this mindset that Beattie's controls on tree clearing were often cited by farmers as horrendous impositions on property rights, and assumed a proportion in state politics quite remarkable given the moderation of the legislation.
It seems as though Bryant vacillates between two mindsets: an enduring belief that he still has something to offer (though his body will only grant him diminishing returns at this point) and a more reflective one, simply happy to still be around the game, enjoying the grind for one last hurrah.
The following week, four black guests cheerily questioned why their white friends dress down while black people dress up, but – more seriously – cited an enduring reluctance to discuss what they saw as a core issue: majority mindsets conditioned still by the imposition of enslavement and colonialism.
Instead, it shows an actress and director's will to return to a mindset that caused them years of pain in order to prevent other people from enduring it too.
So it appears that citizens' sense of enduring national history increases their confidence in the future -- and their concern -- and that this collective mindset leads to better environmental policies.
He thought about enduring.
Why the enduring acclaim?
These attitudes are enduring.
