Sentence examples for been minded from inspiring English sources
noun
The ability for rational thought.
- Despite advancing age, his mind was still as sharp as ever.
Wen could not deviate from that, even if he had been minded to do so.
Southgate, who did choose Harry Kane against Tottenham Hotspur's wishes, had also been minded to select Shaw until late on Monday, according to sources at the Football Association.
The party's negotiating team, comprising of Chris Huhne, Mr Laws, Mr Alexander and Andrew Stunell, had even been minded to push for accepting the Tory deal when they met with their MPs and peers on Monday.
Meanwhile, a former key adviser to David Cameron has told the Guardian that the previous prime minister would have been minded to raise the issue in a meeting with an American counterpart.
Jennings had a little slice of fortune on 60 when he would have been out if Sri Lanka had been minded to review an lbw shout when Dhananjaya de Silva was bowling.
"As Mrs Thatcher's private secretary Charles Powell, himself deeply involved in the affair, conceded: 'Her hands were not entirely clean.' Moore concludes that had Bowe been minded to speak then as now she could have brought down the government".
"Who is minding the shop?
The repetition was mind-numbing.
One feature, Time Shift, is mind-blowing.
You were minding your own business.
More important, I think, is mind-set.
