Sentence examples for mentality upon which from inspiring English sources
With each update of its terms of service, the company has moved a bit further towards prioritizing commercial reality over the anything-goes mentality upon which it was founded.
The radical racist mentality that had emerged in the 1880s and constitutes the foundation upon which The Birth of a Nation is constructed was, in the words of historian Joel Williamson, "the concept that Negroes, freed from the restraining influences of slavery, were rapidly 'retrogressing' toward their natural state of bestiality".
Perhaps the chief benefit of inner sense accounts is that they are especially conducive to a broadly naturalistic picture of mentality, according to which mentality is part of nature broadly continuous with the nonmental realm.
Wolff, who runs the F1 team in tandem with executive director (technical) Paddy Lowe, said: "It is up to us to rise to the challenge, to take that relentless mentality to an even greater extent than those around us. "If we are to build a sustained level of success in this sport, any small advantage must be seen as a platform upon which to build a bigger advantage".
Upon which this stuff connects and moves.
Upon which they ceased firing.
Upon which he reacted "oh"!
Then you add the immigrant mentality of playing everything very safe and going out of your way to avoid trouble; you also mix in the conservative views of white American evangelicalism, upon which Asian churches draw heavily for resources (books, curriculum, etc).
However, markets display a herd mentality in which assets (such as sub-prime mortgages) become fashionable.
Morrison said the existing targets took a "deficit mentality … which can sometimes mask progress being made".
