Sentence examples for understanding of mentality from inspiring English sources

The force/content distinction also finds parallels in our understanding of mentality.

At Sydney in the 1930s he championed both the works of James Joyce (recently banned) and the importance of Freudian psychoanalysis to our understanding of mentality as conflicted and passionate, and to cultural inquiry more generally (cf., Damousi 2005).

But my favourite quote is about some journalists' understanding of the mentality in banks.

Scientists and cybersecurity firms are now developing and employing new techniques based on our understanding of the mentality behind malware development, and are helping block unknown malware by manipulating the conditions and targets it seeks.

In the long run, the team hopes that this work leads to a better understanding of "crowd mentality" and the sort of collective behavior that takes over during riots, protests, and other situations of mass panic.

You might assume that he would have been my preferred therapist, and it is true that he had a better understanding of my mentality, but for me, the kind of clinical distance that my therapist had was a benefit, not a hindrance.

"Each of these books contributes to the understanding of the outsider mentality," said one of the judges, novelist Dorothy Allison, whose own Bastard Out of Carolina made the list.

Opponents of Traveller sites are quick to criticise Travellers for being wary or hostile to outsiders without any understanding of the siege mentality the constant sense of threat engenders.

Not all commentators are as understanding of the Brexit mentality.

Fernando and Ferrari, it was an ideal fit - with Alonso's understanding of the Italian mentality and work ethic - but it did not herald a world championship.

Sadleir writes that this novel and The Dark Forest "take a high place among his works, on account of their intuitive understanding of an alien mentality and the vigour of their narrative power".