Sentence examples for in its mentality from inspiring English sources

Moscow is more Asiatic in its mentality, and the other regions are even more so.

"This place is more Mediterranean than Soviet, in its mentality, its culture," Mr. Blauvelt, of the educational council, said.

He wanted to inhabit the character, whereas the Russian way seems to be a lot more craft-based in its mentality".

Instead, locked in its siege mentality, led by the nose by Lieberman and his ilk — unable to grasp the change in the Middle East driven by the Arab demand for dignity and freedom, inflexible on expanding settlements, ignoring U.S. prodding that it apologize — Israel is losing one of its best friends in the Muslim world, Turkey.

LOS ANGELES — "The films of a nation reflect its mentality in a more direct way than other artistic media".

Thus it is possible for multiple distinct neural theories to all be true, with each contributing some partial understanding of the links between conscious mentality in its diverse forms and the active brain at its many levels of complex organization and structure.

Rwanda has a sisterhood mentality in its house of parliament.

("War" is cool; "war" with a hint of an illiberal siege mentality in its orthography is, apparently, coolest).

When he finally did speak up in a newly published essay in Foreign Affairs, he condemned the Bush administration for its "arrogant bunker mentality" in its execution of the war.

The city had lost a bit of its island character and some of its insular mentality in 1846, when a causeway nearly 2 miles (3 km) in length brought the railway across 222 arches from the mainland.

Even with its networked.Net technology, the Microsoft lock-in mentality, honed with Windows, remains intact, I.B.M. executives contend.