Sentence examples for familiar mentality from inspiring English sources

He is part of a new breed of owner with a familiar mentality: you can buy your way to the top.

Old money vs. new; Northeastern aristocrats vs. Aussie arrivistes — people familiar with the Journal mentality offered analogies of a more commercial bent.

If more people become familiar with this foreign mentality, they might be much less likely to fall for some of the schemes that have caused so much pain over the past few years.

Their new shirts are white instead of brown, but their hive mentality is disturbingly familiar.

While the former is simply untrue, the latter justification is devastatingly familiar and illustrates the new mentality pervading higher education.

But he was left to address familiar questions about the team's mentality and concentration – principally, how on earth could they allow one long ball on the second-half restart to leave Ameobi one-on-one with Lloris?

Of course, not all parents are familiar with Linux, or the Free Software mentality, so perhaps Kiddix is sufficiently turnkey to make this a good choice for them.

"They're not reaching out; they're in a bunker mentality," said one veteran Republican familiar with the thinking in the White House, who spoke on the condition of anonymity for fear of offending the president.

People aged over 70 years who have breast cancer are not familiar with this, and they have a totally different mentality concerning family.

And a senior federal scientist familiar with the germ investigation added: "You're still dealing with the mentality that says anthrax is anthrax is anthrax, and doesn't realize that there are deeper signatures".

A majority of them are related ancestrally to agrarian villages in southern Italy, and they have reinforced a "village mentality," a sense of insularity and regularity, an affinity for the familiar and strong family ties.