Sentence examples for two mentalities from inspiring English sources

In describing this "block" she mentions two mentalities, implying attitudes toward their natural surroundings.

If we're stuck with these two mentalities, we will be forever presented with proposals that are incommensurate with the problem at hand.

IN fact, the great promise of the Bush administration -- and the early days of any administration are the season to dream -- is that he will finally reconcile the two mentalities.

In the end, the argument between the two men exemplifies Israel's growing division into two mentalities, two distinct Israels, with each side utterly convinced that the other is leading the country to perdition.

But they're two mentalities that Ma is blending these days, emulsifying if you will, like the enormous bowl of chocolate and butter on the wooden table, as she smiles and admits that this year, she's expanding her bakery's small repertoire — to include a full cake menu.

"I had one mentality today and that was just to send it, ski as hard as I could, as fast I could and see what happened.

Former technical director, Pep Segura, attributes the club's success to its "philosophy of play": "It is about creating one philosophy, one mentality, from the bottom of the club to the top".

This traditionalist outlook rubs up against two other mentalities, which are themselves in collision.

When I joined the staff of National Review as a lowly associate in 1984, the magazine, and the conservative movement itself, was a fusion of two different mentalities.

"Cakes and breads: That's two different mentalities".

Modern media are dogged by a "two cultures" mentality.