The phrase "already the mind" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a context discussing thoughts or perceptions that have been established or recognized prior to a certain point in time.
Example: "In meditation, already the mind begins to quiet as one focuses on their breath."
Alternatives: "the mind has already" or "the mind is already".
The thing is, Iago has already won the mind game.
So, writes our source:"Imagine what's already in the mind of the EU home affairs ministers who have been pushing the commission not to allow visa liberalisation to the nasty Kosovars and now imagine them reading the report.
Such a capability was already on the mind of Richard L. Johnston, the director of the National White Collar Crime Center, when he and the F.B.I. jointly developed the Internet fraud site a few years ago.
Lo Greco, two years Khan's senior, has already commenced the mind games with the Briton, who has a record of 31 wins and four defeats in the paid ranks, with three of those losses coming via stoppage.
Even Mr. Holm-Laursen is dismissive of the idea of having a G.P.S. receiver built into the device -- something that is already on the mind of Renato J. Discenza, the company's senior vice president for operations in Ontario.
Mayor Richard J. Daley's rampaging police -- who injured hundreds of unarmed protesters and bystanders -- provided one of the great cautionary tales in American politics, and one that is already on the mind of the Bloomberg administration.
Three days of shows have already set the mind whirring with ideas.
According to Blackman, the staff were very hard on Witwer when casting him, but claimed he was far above the other candidates and that "he was already inhabiting the mind of this character".
"They are already in the mind-set".
Positioning for a possible succession struggle is already on the minds of Russia's political class.
