Sentence examples for whose mentality from inspiring English sources

Speaking to players and coaches this week has reinforced my impression of a team whose mentality has shifted.

And the Jewish people to whom I gladly belong and with whose mentality I have a deep affinity have no different quality for me than all other people," he wrote.

Radin was interested in the folklore, religion, and language of peoples who were then called "primitive," whose mentality he viewed as different in degree, but not in kind, from that of their industrialized and urbanized contemporaries.

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For example, the frontal cortex of a human brain allows for more advanced mentality than one finds in a chimpanzee, whose brain is not as complex.

Jobs certainly wouldn't agree with that… " In some ways it seems that Boyle's and Sorkin's film is the gospel according to Woz, who was in many ways the genius behind Apple's original revolutionary personal computing concept, and whose hacker mentality Jobs marketed so successfully.

Although she maintained longstanding professional acquaintances with several notable women, some such as feminist and Southwest cultural advocate Mary Austin, who once described Calhoun as "the actress whose sole mentality is imbalanced"—held her at arm's reach.

Muhammad is 6'6" and more of a scorer, one whose attacking mentality should mesh perfectly with Anderson's game.

There then is the odious plan: to create a Supreme Court whose seat-belt mentality will plunge us into the 21st century.

"This mentality, whose ultimate aim is to set up an Islamic state, views the Turkish armed forces as the biggest obstacle preventing it from reaching its goals.

After all these years, a presidential candidate has emerged whose character, intellect, mentality and morality are arguably far superior to that of all the politicians everywhere in our country.