Sentence examples for interesting minds from inspiring English sources

"We start by identifying people with interesting minds, and then we wrap them in a creative bear hug," Batt said.

By reading the writings of the most interesting minds in history, we meditate with our own minds and theirs as well.

James, who had been a night security guard when he first began writing, has since established himself as one of the more interesting minds in the game and is now part of the Boston Red Sox brain trust.

Second, he very much liked intelligent women – an entranced George Eliot gives a vivid account of him – and in the Weimar era, set up with one of the most interesting minds of the period, Carolyne von Sayn-Wittgenstein.

But as long-time Lessing follower John Leonard lamented in a review of one of her outer-space Canopus novels in 1982: "Why does Doris Lessing - one of the half-dozen most interesting minds to have chosen to write fiction in English in this century - insist on propagating books that confound and dismay her loyal readers?" His answer: "She intends to".

But her parents -- big thinkers, with interesting minds -- set her on her way.

He had a very interesting mind.

Ms. Vandenburgh has an interesting mind.

He has trust, an interesting mind, and humility.

"I feel sure she's got an interesting mind.

It's being acquainted with a really interesting mind.