Or at least, thoughts of her grazed a corner of my mind.
A TV habit on this scale starts to permeate every corner of your mind.
He said it might "securely lodge in a corner of your mind as long as you live".
So, finally, in the innermost, least word-corrupted corner of my mind, I imagine some thick-necked detective leaning toward me across an interrogation table.
They are preserved forever, or at least for decades, not just in a corner of my mind but also in a corner of my room.
At the same time, a corner of his mind senses that his poverty is the fault of his own folly, or that of his father and grandfather.
Instead, they shunt the unsavory secret into a dark corner of the mind, where they try, alone, for years to make sense of it.
She then meets the man and, making the age-old reader's mistake of feeling she already knows "one corner of his mind", falls for him.
"The kid from the Bronx is still crouching in a corner of my mind," the author of White Noise, Underworld and other novels told the Associated Press via fax.
She's crouched in a corner of her mind, but we see her, and understand, somehow, why she's hiding there.
Somehow, he managed to box those throwing failures and set them aside in some remote corner of his mind, and continue to be a highly effective player.
