Sentence examples similar to insert mind from inspiring English sources
It's easy to think we're honest and sincere -- but in order to function tactfully and appropriately with others, it seems like we've inserted mind games into everyday interactions.
Somehow, the military egghead in charge (Jeffrey Wright) has figured out how to insert Colter's mind into the man's brain - for the final eight minutes of the guy's life.
Later, Abramoff asked if Ney would mind inserting some obscure language into a bill so that Abramoff's struggling tribal client could keep its casino open.
The players on the bench began asking aloud about McIlvaine's presence on the court, apparently leading Casey to change his mind and insert the jump-shooting Johnny Newman.
In the coldly furious "The Big Listener", Paterson uses the second person to insert us into the mind of Tony Blair, who "lose[s] no sleep" despite the presence of "your dead, who still rose to the birds / the day we filled the booths and made the cross".
If major aspects have not been mentioned, keep them in mind to insert them at a convenient point in the ongoing tutorial.
With that history in mind, Congress inserted into Dodd-Frank a provision that forces derivatives trading onto regulated trading platforms.
I grant that the systematicity and long-term thinking implicit in the cunning strategy of capturing young minds suggests the opposite of all three: rather, it is the content - and therefore the results - of what religion wishes to insert into those young minds that merits the epithets.
It is not the job of the educator simply to insert into his students' minds little chunks of knowledge.
– taking founder shares into escrow and having confusing good / leaver bad leaver language inserted (Yee Lee comes to mind more often that you'd think !), or severely restricting exercise periods for employee options.
