Sentence examples for their mindset of from inspiring English sources

Posh sells abroad, in particular to Americans who can't break out of their mindset of what Britain is; the headline on a recent New York Times non-analysis of the British class system went "British Noses, Firmly in the Air".

Maybe this makes sense in their mindset of unchanging truths, but in the real world (and in science), more data are better, and change is good when the data demand it!

From Xining to the north of Kumbum, the customs of Tibetan people in townships such as Duoba and Lanlongkou, including names, clothing, marriage, and language, are completely Sinicised, but though the psychological boundaries in their mindset of "I am Tibetan, I am different from a Chinese" are not clear, they still exist.

But you're beginning to see some start to realize how this fits into their mindset of state's rights.

Executives and policy makers have made an important cultural shift in their mindset on the topic of diversity and inclusion.

1. Reframe - Help these individuals shift their mindset to one of ownership.

"[W]e want people to not only move their money but to move their mind or in essence, change their mindset to one of trying to figure out ways to do more business with black-owned businesses," Williams told HuffPost.

"From the point of view of the Highways Agency, the road building is in Cambridgeshire and that is their mindset, regardless of who is paying for it," Mr Britt said.

Though they were from different countries, different classes, and of different races, they all agreed that African-Americans and other minorities are poor more because of their mindset than because of race.

So I cannot help be skeptical that, instead of a narrow focus to get phone companies to help the government in discrete terrorism investigations where probable cause exists, it's actually their admitted mindset of wanting to create ever bigger haystacks, by vacuuming up more and more communication data, that fuels the government's drive to defeat communication privacy.

Rather, it demands that buyers fundamentally shift their mindsets to understand the possibility of alternative partnership dynamics.