Sentence examples for mentality started from inspiring English sources

The "bigger is better" mentality started in the 1920s and 1930s when American tycoons competed to construct the tallest building in New York the Empire State Building and Chrysler Building being two prominent examples.

The abundance mentality starts with the unconscious premise that there exists, at all times, close by, a happy hunting ground, a valley where acres of diamonds are there for the picking.

Ted Baehr, chairman of the Christian Film and Television Commission, which encourages more values-focused entertainment, noted that "2016: Obama's America" harked back to an old-school way of releasing films that preceded Hollywood's blockbuster mentality: start in a receptive region, find success, and then take it to another.

We need to eradicate the "case worker"/paper-pusher mentality (starting out by paying higher wages to our service providers) and invest in more life coaches, career advisors, teachers, childcare professionals and financial advisors.

Williams is part of the most decorated Jamaican track and field team in history and she believes the foundations of that winning mentality start at a young age.

The male-driven blockbuster mentality that started to pervade Hollywood in the late 1980s was peaking.

Now that the gold-rush mentality has started to fade, and it is apparent that not every company with a dot-com in its name will strike the mother lode, serious players -- venture capitalists, stock analysts, company executives -- are beginning to evaluate survivability in a more systematic manner.

"When you have that mentality, you start intercepting balls.

Eva Cakau from Fiji offered this advice: Adopt a "Get back to normal as quick as possible" mentality and start the cleanup.

But Boof came in and his immediate response was to reverse this mentality and start devising plans that revolved around achieving success as quickly as possible.

To some extent, government officials said the tax-avoiding mentality is starting to change amid an aggressive enforcement campaign aimed at 500 wealthy individuals and companies, including former ministers and heads of state agencies and enterprises.