Sentence examples for detectives minds from inspiring English sources

But robbery was not on the detectives' minds.

He said he leaned on evidence that suggested what was going through the detectives' minds and not Mr. Bell's.

Just as "Homicide" was less about solving a crime than about the workings of the detectives' minds, so "Gideon's Crossing" is about how the doctors feel and think.

Many of the team are parents and, like any other office, pictures of children are dotted around desks helping no doubt to take the detectives' minds off their work for brief moments.

Foremost on the agents' and detectives' minds was the public's safety.

In Robinson's novels, as in an old-fashioned whodunit, the real work of cracking the case occurs inside the detective's mind.

Though this review is written with science educators in mind, Detectives would also be useful in courses outside of the biological sciences.

"I think those images get embedded in the minds of detectives more than other crime scenes," said Michael Palladino, president of the Detectives' Endowment Association, the union that represents detectives, adding, "It certainly makes you rethink the things that you take for granted, which is the safety of children".

"The detectives kept an open mind," Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said.

Experts at the time said they too thought that the unsigned canvas was a fake, or the work of a lesser painter.A piece of old-fashioned detective work changed their minds.

A murder mystery that has remained unsolved since 1931 and has baffled some of the sharpest minds in detective work and crime writing has been revisited by novelist PD James, who says that "a solution to the mystery came into my mind with the strength of an absolute conviction".