Sentence examples for in whose mind from inspiring English sources
Less than three years later he had been shot dead as a terrorist in whose mind the causes of Islam and Algeria had fused.
"That man must be a misanthrope indeed, in whose breast something like a jovial feeling is not roused – in whose mind some pleasant associations are not awakened – by the recurrence of Christmas," he wrote in 1835.
He hit on the idea of filtering the action through the faulty memory of Henry Carr in old age, a querulous eccentric in whose mind fact and fantasy were indissolubly blended.
For Bolzano, a subjective idea as well as a subjective proposition is a real property (or "adherence") of the thinking being in whose mind it appears, or rather of this being's mind or "soul" itself (WL III, 6, 10 f., 109).
There is an admission of profound uncertainty, the need for responsible science and innovation, international oversight and the clarification (although it is not clear in whose minds – scientists or non-scientists) of "ethical and social concerns".
Whenever a new girl entered his life, he disappeared with her behind closed bedroom doors, as if to avoid potentially compromising interactions with his friends (in whose minds, as the years went by, his many identically slender and dark-eyed young dates and short-term girlfriends all kind of blurred together) and to minimize the fuss of dumping the girl when the time for dumping came.
According to Procopius (The Vandalic War, I.10), the news of Justinian's decision to go to war with the Vandals caused great consternation among the capital's elites, in whose minds the disaster of 468 was still fresh.
To the many who perceive the Stewart approach as a complex mathematical minefield (particularly those in whose minds the traditional acid-base approaches are deeply entrenched and sacrosanct), I would recommend this book as essential reading.
As a work that explores celestial beings and human consciousness, VALIS features a character called Horselover Fat (Philip means "horse lover" in Greek and dick means "fat" in German) whose mind is slowly disintegrating.
Or maybe you're a dairy farmer in Wisconsin, a retired coal miner in West Virginia, a former steel worker in Ohio who's trying to support his family with less, or a trucker in Tennessee whose mind is usually quite alone with this thoughts, or a group of retirees in Florida who are just sure they have all the answers to life's questions.
