The phrase "rigid mindsets" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe inflexible ways of thinking that resist change or adaptation.
Example: "In a rapidly evolving industry, holding onto rigid mindsets can hinder innovation and growth."
Alternatives: "fixed mindsets" or "stubborn mindsets."
The hardliners back home, with their grumbling jargon and rigid mindsets, were a greater obstacle.Seemingly, he was cut from the same cloth.
If the individual experts have rigid mindsets, this has not been evident in the problem-solving exercises.
In order to overcome rigid mindsets, he draws our eyes to compassionate problem solving through 'creative bureaucracies' which are honest, ethical, efficient, motivating, non-hierarchical, networking, interdisciplinary, multicultural and, of course, patient-centred!
Iranian politics is conceived as a packaged project, conducted by the supreme leader according to a largely rigid mindset, and coloured by personal sentiment.
Among these psychological investigations are the alienated life of Silas in "The Death of the Hired Man," the inability of Amy in "Home Burial" to walk the difficult path from grief back to normality, the rigid mindset of the neighbour in "Mending Wall," and the paralyzing fear that twists the personality of Doctor Magoon in "A Hundred Collars".
"South Korea cannot cope with unpredictable and sophisticated provocations from North Korea with a bureaucratic, rigid mindset," wrote Chae In-taek in the Joonang Ilbo.
Given that weblog use leverages a learner's autonomy in the learning space, instructors using such technologies while teaching ever-evolving subjects such as MIS must not adopt a rigid mindset on what they deem 'known facts'.
However, by adopting such a rigid mindset, the left becomes a bit vulnerable and sets itself up for criticism.
This seminal Report broke boldly through the crippling and rigid mindset by recommending that every country, no matter how rich or poor, should acquire key core research capability-- essential national health researcapability-- essentialty national problems.
Nevertheless, the real clash today is not between Christianity and Islam, nor between opposing civilizations, but between our own resolutely secular and consumerist culture and a rigid and absolutist mindset outraged by the prosperity Western "infidels" enjoy.
He probably won't do either because his mindset seems quite rigid in a 1970s leftist sort of way – I mean that kindly – so he is not comfortable with adult conversations about the US role in the world and the global projection of power.
