Sentence examples for a mind of winter from inspiring English sources

This week's poem, "A Mind of Winter", is by Martha Kapos, and comes from her most recent collection, Supreme Being (Enitharmon, 2008).

At First Light A Mind of Winter Palimpsest I Dance Figures Written on Skin [excerpt].

A mind of winter in thaw, however welcomed that "holiday" might be, could dread the loss of grip.

One must have a mind of winter, in the words of poet Wallace Stevens, to be productive in the cold season.

"A Mind of Winter" looks solid, with its firmly-packed six- or five-line stanzas, but it's mysteriously hard to pin down.

In the Turner-inspired At First Light, the Yeats setting Upon Silence, or A Mind of Winter, which sets Wallace Stevens's poetry, there's no difference between what the music expresses and how it does so.

Yet those of us with a mind for winter — a love of the season — still find something romantic in these games, for they commemorate, however remotely, a central nineteenth-century Romantic theme: the discovery of the paradox of speed in winter.

Re "A Leg With a Mind of Its Own" (Jan . 3: Curtis Grimsley's escape from the 70th floor of the north tower of the World Trade Center brought tears to my eyes.

"The way we worked together was perfect," she said about "The Body Has a Mind of Its Own," the 2007 book they wrote together.

But Jamling had a mind of his own and, in 1996, reached the top as part of the team that filmed the IMAX movie, "Everest".

Last week's tenth edition of the National Corporate Theatre Fund's Broadway Roundtable provided an unmatched glimpse into on the mind of today's leading players in theatre both on-stage and off.