Sentence examples for in mind especially from inspiring English sources

He noted that much music was written with this arrangement in mind, especially before the 20th century.

She makes suggestions about dress with that assessment in mind, especially for the mainland: "You have to keep a sense of modesty.

This ability to do a runner from a resort is something ski-bookers need to bear in mind, especially early or late, or in a season when the snow is a bit fickle.

It's unlikely you're going to be hit with a USB Killer any time soon, but it's worth bearing in mind, especially considering ordinary-looking USB drives like this one have been used to transmit worms and viruses in the past.

When it comes to color, Waxman seems to have Redon in mind, especially in a salad of Valencia oranges, red and white beets, and amaranth, which looked almost too good to eat.

There is a Goldilocks-like art to choosing the right street location for dance that wasn't made with that place in mind, especially in a city as dynamic as New York.

Howard agreed, saying: "I think that teams realize we're a team that keeps coming from behind; that's going to stick in your mind, especially if it's happened a couple times.

Some things grow larger in the mind, especially in memory.

But, at the same time, the images in the promos — dusty, washed-out shots of a travelling carnival in the thirties — promised both authenticity and utter strangeness, and fixed themselves in your mind (especially if in recent years your mind has become attuned, by the performances of Ricky Jay, to the weird wonderfulness of con artists and carnival tricks).

He grew up thinking in categories, and you can often hear them rattling around in his mind, especially when he delivers himself of one of his sweeping pronunciamentos.

GROWNUPS might remember their childhood only fleetingly, but the pictures in the books they read or had read to them stick in the mind, especially if the illustrations were strong and inventive.