Sentence examples for mindset that our from inspiring English sources

"A dramatic spending increase to fund the S.E.C. and C.F.T.C., as envisioned by the authors of the Dodd-Frank legislation, would further the mindset that our nation's problems can be solved with more spending, not more efficiency," Representative Scott Garrett, the New Jersey Republican who leads the House Financial Services Committee's Capital Markets panel, said in a statement earlier this year.

The allure of rushing back home and reconnecting with the familiar will loom, but be wary of the enticing impulse to rush back to the limiting mindset that our own societal norms often perpetuate.

JN: You've said some harsh things about the mindset that celebrates our networked information ecosystem.

I've written on the topic before, advocating the need for more balance in the work-centric mindset that permeates our immediately-if-not-sooner corporate culture.

It's a dire situation made worse by the profit-over-people, total-security mindset that has overtaken our governing institutions and undermined our freedoms.

It is a testament to the elitist mindset that prevails in our judicial system today that these five men can rest easy knowing that they will never be subjected to any such violation of their persons.

"It's very liberal here and there's a lot of people with our mindset that want to get out, get people to run for office, but they don't know how to do it," Mr. Ahmed said.

Capitalizing on this soothing oracular mindset that relieves us of our own political agency, the mainstream press is eager to put us in a poll numbers trance; even when they are not directly repeating and analyzing polling data, the newsmakers have managed to make their election coverage a thinly-veiled summation of the latest primary polls.

We can both know and not know, which is a dual mindset that has governed much of our thinking about nuclear weapons ever since those twin flashes of reality 70 years ago announced a frightening new age of conceivable cataclysm.

OK, not quite, but the debilitating mindset that stops us from reaching our true sartorial potential is rampant, especially when the holidays come around.

For a UK mindset, that's unthinkable".