Sentence examples for the very mindset from inspiring English sources

The problem is not only the politicians and administrators; rather, corruption has been in the very mindset of all and sundry in these countries for untold generations.

Indeed, it's not just the language but the very mindset of the creatures that Peter finds so distancing to begin with, but over time he becomes more accustomed to their ways of thinking, talking, and behaving.

For until you recognise what's really going on – what has, in reality, always been going on – you are likely to flounder, and even, like Greer, exonerate the very mindset you ought to be combating.

It equates us with the very mindset we resent.

And it is illogical for the Kingdom to promote the very mindset that has threatened Saudi Arabia with deadly attacks against our homes and mosques.

But the very mindset of having to sell everything to the Beltway, that is the tragic flaw that Rahm brought with him to a leader who literally had both houses of Congress and a laundry list of reforms ready.

It's this very mindset that allows for violence and harassment of women to be so frequently ignored and belittled, and that works against women when they pursue any kind of justice after enduring abuse. .

It is this very mindset that encourages young boys to rip each other's heads open just to satisfy their ego's so that their reputation does not suffer".

Lord Justice Leveson put it to Stephenson that "the very defensive mindset" the former commissioner described "might be a very, very good example of the relationship and culture between the press and the police".

More than that, this book captures the very different mindset of people in that era, before there were so many demagogues painting a gloomy picture of low-income people's prospects, while making them dependents of the welfare state.

That expectation of rioting (which did not significantly materialize) is so compatible to the very sick mindset that saw Trayvon Martin as a dangerous threat in the first place, rather than what he was: a teenage boy.