Sentence examples for mentality from the from inspiring English sources

The whole "Constantine mentality" from the fourth century up to our day was a mistake.

Salaries nurture a very different mentality from the piecework mind-set of fee-for-service medicine.

"There are a few of us who have that mentality from the manager, Sir Alex," said Simpson.

"That polarization is very unfortunate, but it's because of the persecution mentality from the past," said Professor Bushman, a Mormon in New York City.

"This project will not only solve urban problems; it's also an opportunity for the private sector to invest in the construction of the city, and thus create a change of mentality from the individual to the collective".

"But deterrence was a mentality from the Cold War that came about as our strategy only because defense is not possible against nuclear arms; there is no defending against a thousand incoming warheads.

Her research interests include Atlantic encounters, travel writing, environmental history, cartography, technology, monsters and the history of mentalities from the late Middle Ages to the eighteenth century.

Companies can also choose to use the SUR40 for product comparisons, removing the employees and all of their "sell-more" mentalities from the purchasing decision.

It's the opposite from the Amazon work-backwards-from-the-consumer mentality, and yet they've made it work.

They looked like they were fighting for their lives and we have to have that kind of mentality from now until the end of the season.

I was subjected to a humiliating trial by media and a "lynch mob" mentality from some in the party who knew none of the facts.