Sentence examples similar to grown up mind from inspiring English sources

Bol's stature and his endearing personal tale -- he grew up minding cattle in a remote corner of Sudan before transforming himself into a backup center in the world's most prestigious basketball league -- brought him much attention during his American career.

I was grown up in mind, but this was not something I had read about in Rolling Stone magazine or in my library books.

Today, a whole generation of Indians has grown up with minds that are decolonized and liberated.

He's not grown up in his mind".

Vera Brittain wrote in her memoir: "The small gallant figures which disappeared behind the flapping tarpaulin of the grey-painted Duchess of Atholl have never grown up in my mind, for the children who returned and eventually took their places were not the same; the break in continuity made them rather appear as an elder brother and sister of the vanished pair".

Then, one dark winter morning when I was more or less grown up, it came to mind again.

(In their moments of terrifying mutual dependency they can also recall the brother and sister in Jean Cocteau and Jean-Pierre Melville's "Enfants Terribles".) If Ms. Jenkins's middle-age characters have never grown up, in spirit and mind if not in body, it isn't because they flew off to Neverland in a cloud of fairy dust, but because they did not and could not leave.

With the exception of the papal primacy, he never gave up the main tenets of the faith in which he had grown up, but he changed his mind on details and arrived at an amalgam of his own in which transubstantiation and clerical celibacy mingled with radical views about the worldly authority of the church and man's ability to seek salvation without the aid of priests.

Mild doses of the drug would strip the mind of urges for such activities as graffiti painting and rioting, he suggests, leaving the mind available for "grown up" activities requiring cognition.

Lewandowski is 23 now, grown up and ready to speak his mind.

I am staggered to realize that I was already grown up, in body if not in mind, when "E.T".