Sentence examples for definite mind from inspiring English sources

There's a definite mind and body feel to the back of this week's paper.

But there is a decent chance - not definite, mind - that they will reach a new deal and call them off.

As the German writer Franz Hessel, an occasional collaborator with Walter Benjamin, put it, "in order to engage in flânerie, one must not have anything too definite in mind".

"When I came up with the idea for the story, I had a definite ending in mind.

He is extremely intense, and settling this issue in spring training, he said, would give him "definite peace of mind".

Alan Sokal, a US physics professor, had a definite target in mind in 1996: the emptiness of trendy cultural theorists.

Since Haig never gave a substantive account of the 15 months he spent with Nixon, it is unclear if he arrived with a definite strategy in mind.

When a team have a definite candidate in mind, the process can become an elaborate charade – although that happens in other businesses too.

"I'll make that decision forthcoming when I feel like it's something that's definite in my mind, and it'll give us plenty of time to react for the season," Coughlin said in a conference call on Friday.

In the first part I address Death by certain appropriate names; in the second I tell why I curse it; in the third I revile it; in the fourth I turn to speaking to an apparently indefinite person, yet very definite to my mind" (translation by Mark Musa).

As for a monetization strategy, the founders have definite ideas in mind that they preferred not to discuss at this point.