Sentence examples for mentality of someone from inspiring English sources

He, instead, has the mentality of someone who doesn't have the need to win anything.

Previously, in 2008, Mourinho had described Ranieri as having "the mentality of someone who doesn't need to win".

How many journalists can say they have firsthand knowledge of the mentality of someone from the inner-city?

We've all had the odd crap meal, but imagine the mentality of someone who sets out with that as their goal.

Now the man José Mourinho described in 2008 as having "the mentality of someone who doesn't need to win" has a Premier League title on his CV.

"Senator Corker has the mentality of someone who comes from a right-to-work state," said Ron Lare, a former executive board member of U.A.W. Local 600 in Dearborn, Mich.

The mentality of questioning someone's "blackness" is not exclusive to common folk in the community.

It comes from the mentality of feeling sorry for someone.

This mentality of giving and assisting someone else's needs can help bring about a collaborative solution".

Just remember the Bush-era verbiage of "you're either with us or against us" and the atmosphere of intolerance that permeated under his presidency, and couple that with the ability of someone with his mentality being able to willfully determine any one of us a "traitor," lock us up and throw away the key.

Mr. Bush characterized those comments as typical of someone with a Washington mentality.