Sentence examples for to mindset from inspiring English sources
noun
A way of thinking; an attitude or opinion, especially a habitual one.
- Earth Day is a way of propagating and celebrating the environmentalist mindset.
"Set" refers to "mindset" – the patient's mental and emotional attitude towards the hallucinogenic experience.
The authority's plan is part of its "from handset to mindset" project that aims to address the Not in Education, Employment or Training (NEETs) issue across Reading and West Berkshire.
To one side lived Lord and Lady Hodgson, who had been selling off bits of the family estate over the years; to another side was a dairy farm owned and operated by a father and son team, Abner Bower Sr .and Abner Bower Jr. Like many former city dwellers, Ms. Cunningham and her husband soon succumbed to the "have to" mindset of "the obsessive country place revisionist".
With regards to mindset, I've often taught the idea of ego versus spirit.
-- According to Stanford psychologist Carol Dweck, it all comes down to mindset.
And when I thought really hard about it, it came down to mindset, vision planning and taking action.
Morgan credits the shift from a collecting to investing mindset to increased levels of financial sophistication.
We seem to be returning to a mindset and practices we thought were confined to history.
Try to do this gradually to help it stick to your mindset.
These skills translate to a mindset that is crucial to lifelong achievement.
Paul went on to compare his Libertarian ideology to the mindset of the founding fathers.
