Sentence examples for good at mind from inspiring English sources

Reichardt is good at mind games too.

A profession she is damned good at, mind you.

But Maf's not as good at mind-reading as his confidence suggests.

Contemporary society is characterised by an increasingly selfish and privatised culture of individualism in which we are all very good at "minding our own business".

Paul A. Volcker, the former Fed chairman, has argued that transparency can encourage investors to become overconfident about the path of policy, resulting in undue risk-taking, basically because people aren't very good at minding the difference between a forecast and a promise.

We've also gotten very good at mind-reading.

The evidence of this failure can be seen not only in Greece, where Mason told us he had interviewed people who exhibited the trauma of war victims, but also in English cities such as Coventry, whose streets are deserted at night and where poor families are targeted with window displays offering white goods at mind-boggling interest rates.

On the other hand It's not good at names, mind, which can be frustrating.

At Aberdeen Fergie was good at playing mind games with Celtic and Rangers.

Urie is exceptionally good at this, mind you; he also limns a couple of other major characters -- Barry, Alex's boyfriend, and the tartly wry house manager Sharon, who looks like "Cloris Leachman right after she found out Phyllis was cancelled".

The form is very good at unzipping the mind's fly, so to speak.