Sentence examples for mindset from the from inspiring English sources

They didn't have the right mindset from the outset; they were using the suicide route only..

An inappropriate mindset from the players notwithstanding, McCoist may have had his worst fears confirmed.

I'm hyper-aware – it's a completely different mindset from the earlier part of the journey.

A defensive mindset from the Wallabies, however, did result in main protagonist Adam Coleman being yellow carded for a dangerous charge on All Blacks full-back Ben Smith late in the first half.

"It was an amazing change in mindset from the day before 9/11 to after," said Brand, who remembers spending an all-nighter at the White House after evacuating the building on the day of the attack.

Curiously, when the RCA television tape of the first part of the confrontation was telecast days later — in which a friendly Nixon had let Khrushchev push him around — the relatively small audience watched it with the mindset from the press that Nixon had "stood up to the bully".

Company bosses around the world will need to take charge and give serious consideration to the potential of a big data programme, shifting the mindset from that of retrospective analysis and forecasting to one of real-time, forward-looking intelligence.

It's all about the mindset from which the look comes from: with dark colors, you don't need to be concerned about getting a little dirt on your shirt... and you don't welcome too much attention at first glance.

It's a totally different mindset from being the one being spoken to, to actually giving out the instructions, delivering training sessions and doing things throughout the week to prepare for the game".

"The biggest challenge, Stiles says, "is changing mindsets, from the traditional 'this is how we've always done it,' to a better, smarter way to build for today's extreme weather.

Understanding the Israeli and the Palestinian mindsets from the historical perspective is central to appreciating their respective resistances to change, which is detrimentally empowered by their historical experiences, especially if they continue to harbor political agendas that overshoot what they can realistically attain.