Sentence examples for fixed in the mind from inspiring English sources

He knows the entire New Testament by heart, having mastered the Italian "art of memory" (part of the inner world of Renaissance magic that Mantel drew on in her comic novel "Fludd"), in which long lines of speech are fixed in the mind with vivid images.

The achievements of Brandt (1904-83) are not as firmly fixed in the mind as those of his contemporaries and artistic equals: Walker Evans (1903-75) is known for the consummate lucidity of his images of sharecroppers and weathered Southern architecture.

At 40, he "can draft a contract, train a falcon, draw a map, stop a street fight, furnish a house and fix a jury". He knows the entire New Testament by heart, having mastered the Italian "art of memory" (part of the inner world of Renaissance magic that Mantel drew on in her comic novel "Fludd"), in which long lines of speech are fixed in the mind with vivid images.

(It helps both actors that because the Lunts resisted Hollywood, they are not firmly fixed in the mind's eye).

Having won the Premier League, the Champions League will have been fixed in the mind's eye of owner Sheikh Mansour and chairman Khaldoon Al-Mubarak.

These recurrent images, mere standards of procedure, remained fixed in the mind of the impressionable young photographer.

The legend of Bilbo's wealth was now too firmly fixed in the minds of the younger generation of hobbits.

Since Hank Aaron's last home run -- on July 20 , 1976-- the top five on the career list had been frozen in the record books, fixed in the minds of fans.

There is nothing to indicate that the destination of the oil is arranged for or fixed in the minds of the sellers beyond the primary seaboard storages of the plaintiff company at Tampa, Port Tampa, Jacksonville, or the St . Johnsriver terminal.

* * * "However little known the feelings or views of such a man may be on his first entering a neighbourhood, this truth is so well fixed in the minds of the surrounding families, that he is considered the rightful property of some one or other of their daughters".

Now that bond has some Democrats nervous that Mr. Kerry is making it easier for Republicans to paint him as a member in good standing of his party's most liberal wing by accentuating his connection with Mr. Kennedy, whose image is firmly fixed in the minds of those who admire him and those who do not.