Eventually, I came out of my comatose-like mindset to face the reality of what he said.
So, this week, with the city's obvious drug-habit-like mindset of using the "industrial" side of Santa Clara as a tax money machine, came the ultimate insult... a football stadium.
True Craft, Stone public relations specialist Nickie Peña wrote in an email, is seeking breweries that "want to remain in it for the long haul, and retain their Soul and Control along the way; a brand with an excellent reputation and of like philosophical mindset (e.g., focus on quality); and have a need for an alternative investors and wish to join forces to compete more effectively".
My working process is very odd I think, I still feel so much like a child but with refined political beliefs, so I think I try to execute my music with that child-like mindset of always being unpredictable and maybe a bit anxiety-inducing.
"Speaking of individualized notions of lawyer loyalty is sort of like the mindset of the French military in 1940," said Richard A. Nagareda, a law professor at Vanderbilt and the author of a recent book called "Mass Torts in a World of Settlement".
Women's rights activist Vrinda Grover said comments like these are indicative of a regressive mindset that is "extremely uncomfortable" when the law tries to "criminalize conduct that amounts to sexual violence".
He captures the youth, innocence and oblivious mindset of a child like any good children's fiction writer should, but at the same time he never fails to imply the horrors of the world in a way that more mature readers can pick up on.
Previous work in this area has defined success singularly in terms of grades or persistence; however, these definitions are somewhat limiting and neglect the possible mediating effects of affective constructs like confidence, mindset, and enjoyment on the aforementioned markers of success.
New Yorkers of a querulous mindset — that is to say, many New Yorkers — do not like the place.
But maybe that's a bit of a pretentious mindset.
