Synonyms for mindsets
mind·sets

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1. List of paraphrases for "mindsets":

   mentalities, attitudes

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1. Wolfe Herd:

   The most traditional, the most misogynistic mindsets globally — those markets for us are completely wide-open prairies, just because something is not as progressive as another place in the world doesn't mean there's not a desire for that.

2. Rod Graves:

   The insensitive remarks made by Jon Gruden about DeMaurice Smith are indicative of the racism that exists on many levels of professional sports, furthermore, it reveals that the journey for African Americans and other minorities in sports is riddled with irrepressible mindsets at the highest level. It is our hope that the league and team ownership will address this matter with a remedy commensurate with these painful words. This is yet another inflection point in a society fraught with cynical social blinders, absent of respect for the intellectual capacity and leadership of minorities. When will it end?

3. Tristain Abu Shury:

   The hearts and mindsets of those that refuse to quit, eventually find a way and prevail in achieving their goals.

4. Dominic Mellor:

   There needs to be a change in mindsets and reassessment of the government's role, with targeted business development support, it needs to move away from blanket subsidies towards targeted subsidies for industries and businesses able to compete and integrate into the global value chain.

5. Katherine Keyes:

   We've seen a shift throughout the opioid epidemic in the way people talk about drug use and drug users as a public health issue and not a criminal justice issue, a lot of times it's really about seeing people close to you who have experienced these conditions, or seeing people that you identify with who've experienced these conditions, that really change people's mindsets.