Sentence examples for come to mind because from inspiring English sources

The term orderly workouts does not come to mind because ad hoc rules the day!

"Oh yes, that one's good, but it didn't come to mind because I ended up losing the bloody match.

Hancock thoughts come to mind because he has a new album out, to be reviewed in Film & Music by John Walters tomorrow.

Grossman's name doesn't come to mind; why do you think that is? GEORGE PACKER: Perhaps for the same reason that Oz and Yehoshua don't come to mind: because they are all thought of as "Israeli" writers, not "Jewish" writers.

These questions come to mind because the focus is more on anthropology than nature, and the feeling is more fairy tale than factual (though Ms. Roberts dispenses much information).

It's not clear why, but three interrelated possibilities come to mind: Because Alsace was even then hotly contested, between France and the Hapsburgs; because it had been left ravaged and lawless by the Thirty Years' War; and because it — or at least a number of its cities — enjoyed a high degree of autonomy from its overlords, be they German or French.

It comes to mind because, as best as I can decipher the clues from the various snippets released about Prometheus, it seems to have a not entirely dissimilar storyline.

These peripherals and ancillaries came to mind because "Blackhat" doesn't offer much else to think about.

Once people see graphics, the word 'custom' comes to mind because you know something has been done".

Ms. de la Falaise came to mind because her jewelry pulled in so many vibrations and colors, yet it plainly came from one sensibility.

All of this comes to mind because San Francisco is offering tax breaks to tech companies that relocate their offices to the city's blighted neighborhoods.