Sentence examples for christmas mind from inspiring English sources

Five days before Christmas, mind you.

The time of year where we all question our faith in humanity as every insipid cover of "All I Want For Christmas" infects our eardrums with insidious vigor (no disrespect to Mariah's original "All I Want For Christmas," mind you).

For those of a more mystically medieval Christmas mind-set, the Hilliard Ensemble's "Transeamus" brings refined, mysterious awe to obscure 15th century British carols and motets.

It is no accident that "The Prince and the Pauper" brings to mind "A Christmas Carol," which has become a hardy holiday perennial at Madison Square Garden.

The parable of Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol" springs to mind as Wall Street banks and law firms hand out six- and seven-figure year end bonuses while Walmart and fast food workers protest wages so low that their holiday meals are food pantry dregs.

Keep in mind that Christmas trees were just one man's holiday tradition at first, and yours could be famous like that, too.

"I grew up with Charles Dickens AA Christmas Carol but in my mind's eye I always imagined the spirits of Christmas Past, Present, and Future as much darker and more intense than most adaptations.

* oh, christmas tree, oh, Christmas tree!

Stand on a busy downtown street at dusk on a pre-Christmas Saturday with this in mind, and decline to be swayed by the exhortations to spend, and it suddenly becomes a purely exhilarating spectacle, as breathtaking, in its own way, as any waterfall or mountain panorama.

Success hadn't altered Dickey's frugality, and Anne asked me not to mind the forlorn-looking Christmas trees in the living room.

When news broke, some months ago, that a new TV adaptation of EF Benson's Mapp and Lucia books was to be broadcast this Christmas a mighty dread seized the minds of all Bensonites, me included.