Sentence examples for mentality considering from inspiring English sources

Indeed, such parochialism would be downright frowned upon by today's World Cup mentality, considering that both the official anthem and slogan this time round is the typically Fifa-ishly nonsensical, and distinctly Benetton-esque, "We Are One".

Digital behavior very much follows a herd mentality, considering that 79% of online consumers trust online reviews as much as personal recommendations.

- I'm still challenged by leaving the "grad student mentality" and considering myself a professional and not a student.

Especially technology employees spoiled by a Silicon Valley mentality that considers stock options a divine right.

For example, in the United Kingdom, women prefer to use nitrous oxide (entonox) for labor analgesia as opposed to EA [ 23].Finally, it has been reported that women with more traditional mentalities may consider pain to be inherent to the childbirth process and for this reason they reject EA [ 6, 12].

But he has a scorer's mentality and is considered a gunner, not a distributor.

Manufacturers are ready to meet consumers' meals-in-flux mentality if you consider the latest from Stouffer's, a Nestlé's brand and category leader for its frozen entrees: mac and cheese snack cups to jumpstart an afternoon slump.

Ironside has been criticised for having a siege mentality, but some consider this unfair, as he is believed to have understood the limits of the stop lines and never expected them to hold out indefinitely.

An early approach was to consider mentality as an "epiphenomenon," i.e., a by-product of brain activity.

The major airlines operate under a follow-the-leader mentality, and some rivals are considering whether they should match the changes.

Success certainly isn't a foregone conclusion; considering the ingrained mentality and established practices by those dominant political and economic powerhouses benefiting from a lopsided economic and social structure, any meaningful victory over endemic poverty would be more surprising than assured.