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Meanings of have the mentality in English

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Usage of have the mentality in English
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You have to have the mentality to overcome that.
The Guardian
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They have the mentality of thieves, their soldiers?'
The apocalypse reader
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One who would have the mentality to grasp all that you were trying to impart to it.
Kit of Greenacre Farm
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There's no doubt we have the mentality.
Reuters
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In other words it is necessary that he should have the mentality appropriate to a state of war.
Nineteen Eighty-Four (1984)
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You have the mentality of savages.
Crome Yellow
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Now, this generation has matured, the best players are all in top form and they have the mentality to succeed.
The Guardian
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Ish has always said that his parents didn't have the mentality of immigrants because they always thought they would go home.
The Guardian
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They have the mentality of 'old-time religion' on a crusade, and they generously give money, time and effort to the cause.
Conservatives without conscience
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He has the raw ability, but does he have the mentality to thrive in the unrelenting and physical environment of the Championship?
The Guardian
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I told the boys before the game it was not really possible but because you have the mentality of giants we have a chance.
The Guardian
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That's what I like about this squad: we have players who have the mentality to want to be top players, players who want to improve.
The Guardian
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In how he plays, in how he dresses, he has the mentality of an individual.
The Guardian
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But she has the mentality of a child.
The War Terror
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He had the mentality of a terrorist, he was willing to kill himself to achieve what he achieved.
BBC
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He had the mentality of a fugitive, content to live on his wits no matter how great the risks.
The Guardian
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