Sentence examples for ideal mentality from inspiring English sources

More important for the Celtics, he has the ideal mentality for a role player: he seems to base his whole self-identity on being a winner, even if his contribution to that win is negligible.

By opposing the collegial ideal to the alien industrial mentality that unions supposedly inflict, they hope to keep full-time faculties not only from organizing themselves but from supporting union campaigns by graduate students and adjuncts.

Even though they may espouse secular ideals, this more growth-oriented mentality also attracts a sizable number of talented and ambitious young Europeans to the U.S., as well as Australia and Canada.

Although Aerojet was a for-profit operation that provided technology for military means, the founders' mentality was rooted in the ideal of using rockets for peaceful space exploration.

He was the first to construct a new ideal for Africans in Europe and America: free from mental slavery, anti-intellectualism, victim mentality and self-hate.

The LeBron model is difficult to resist because the quick-fix lottery mentality is part of the American ideal.

Five years ago, perfect was about how things looked -- a flawless portrayal, an ideal standard, a "do it all" or do nothing mentality.

Fernando and Ferrari, it was an ideal fit - with Alonso's understanding of the Italian mentality and work ethic - but it did not herald a world championship.

"Extra time is probably not the ideal preparation but, once you get your recovery done and your mentality for the game right, it is surprising how quickly you can recover," said the England international.

We cannot react to a general mentality of terrorism without a general set of ideals.

"Their army training gave them a kind of commando mentality -- you move fast, you improvise -- that is ideal for dealing with the Internet".