Sentence examples for changes in mind from inspiring English sources
"changes in mind" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to someone having a different opinion, attitude, or point of view about something. For example: "After talking to his colleague, he had a few unexpected changes in mind."
With these changes in mind, St Mowden is seeking planning permission from Brighton and Hove City Council this month.
With those changes in mind, 140 Democrats felt free today to join 200 Republicans and 1 independent in saluting Taiwan's democratic government and its formidable lobby here.
Dia remains dedicated to artists of the 1960's and 70's, but Ms. Cooke, an Australian who studied at the Courtauld Institute in London, may have changes in mind.
Yet the natural order of Ambridge was turned on its head last week as Ruth, the mother and wife at the centre of the rural story, decided to spend Christmas alone on the other side of the world and then returned with radical changes in mind.
So one would think he has some changes in mind as far as that goes.
Young activists involved in these matters will have to keep these changes in mind in order to retain their influence over the way policies will be drafted, decided, implemented and evaluated in the future.
Past research has shown that tiny changes in messages can lead to powerful changes in mind-set, and subsequently in behavior.
And the band has a new book of compositions, apparently with that change in mind.
"We need to pro-build, with a future of climate change in mind".
I've heard our governor, Governor Shumlin, more than once speak to rebuilding with climate change in mind.
But those calling for similar measures to be taken now have to bear one significant change in mind.
