Sentence examples similar to fashioned mentality from inspiring English sources

"I see a definite shift away from the fast fashion mentality and towards an appreciation for timeless products.

It was a cowboy mentality fashioned on the maverick fighter pilot that Tom Cruise played in the movie "Top Gun".

"It is a matter of changing our old-fashioned mentality.

"These universities have a modern mentality about investing," she told me, "but they still have an old-fashioned mentality about spending".

Whatever you might think of HRH, for true clothes lovers it was a heart-warming sight – not just because it conjures up the rather terrific image of the prince studying stills from a Hedi Slimane catwalk – but also because it represents a peculiarly old-fashioned mentality of make-do and mend, whereby clothes are treasured, not coveted.

Rather than a shared moment of bonding derived from the most vulnerable of places a human being can arrive from -- one's soul -- then translated forth into the most glorious and caring of physical acts, sex takes on a tainted façade, riddled with obligation and resentment given this old-fashioned mentality... a state of mind that isn't always reflective of age but understanding.

Even before the show, as the models were having their faces made up in a Charlotte Rampling funk, Ms. Versace sounded ambivalent about her new message: "I want a woman to feel less control in her fashion and mentality," she explained.

1. Write a goodbye letter to your victim mentality -- That's right; write an old fashioned break up letter.

Included are artists like Cindy Sherman, who does her best to mock fashion's herd mentality, above, and Mickalene Thomas, who makes a statement about black womanhood refracted through the prism of artifice.

GEDDIT?! – but is really there because the fashion world has the mentality of an especially immature high schooler.

Only recently have you begun to see a generation of designers here who approach fashion with a sportswear mentality, like Isabel Marant, who has an instinct for cool-looking clothes that are derived from American icons.