Sentence examples for its mindset from inspiring English sources

Given its history and its mindset, it is no wonder that to China and many Chinese people, trade was never about fair play.

But before it can move on and ease tensions, it must change its mindset by understanding why there is no other option but to let North Korea go nuclear.

And against all expectations, it's shifting its mindset to a new-left perspective, where Owen Jones or Jeremy Corbyn or Frankie Boyle is every bit as much of a legend as Adam Richman, Mario Balotelli, and the thousands of unknown lad soldiers pranking their girlfriends with exploding ketchup and throwing Goldeneye-themed stag-dos.

But it sat and watched, as trapped in its mindset as people were in their cars.

Twitter's approach may be unique in how it implements some of these health measures, Dorsey said, but its mindset and intent is to give back and to contribute to "something much bigger than us".

Yet, like all the outsider parties across Europe, its mindset continues to be both incomprehensible and so bleedin' obvious it is astonishing it gets away with it.

Many of the Bush administration's mistakes, this simpler book argues, flow from its fundamentalist tendencies from its Manichean mindset, its obsession with the struggle between good and evil, and its consequent inattention to detail and results.This reviewer is easily persuaded that theo-conservatism is bad.

It involves its own particular discipline, its own mindset, and its own techniques.

Secondly, the Egyptian society, in terms of its social mindset, its administration and social structure, must rid itself of fanaticism.

And in the same month, the Labor foreign affairs spokesperson, Penny Wong, told a meeting at the Australian Institute of International Affairs in Canberra that Australia must "understand China, its motives and its mindsets" because "we don't yet know how its pursuit of a more ambitious agenda will play out globally" nor "how China intends to condition its use of power".

The US will have to stop defining its transatlantic interests in terms of its hegemonic mindset, and Europe will have to take fuller charge of its own region.