Sentence examples for it a mind from inspiring English sources
Only for a reporter to ask the inevitable of the Barcelona coach: was it a mind game? "What?" scoffed an exasperated Guardiola.
As Game of Thrones author George RR Martin put it: "A mind needs books as a sword needs a whetstone, if it is to keep its edge".
He decided he wanted to change his life, and he proceeded to do so in a very Silicon Valley way: he stuck Post-it notes all over one wall of his house to form (as he put it) "a Mind Map of happiness and fulfillment".
To go with the Newsweek cover story "Searching for a Female Viagra: Is It a Mind or Body Problem?" Ms. Brown contributes an essay urging Cosmo Golden Girls not to give up on Sex After 60. "I had sex last night," Ms. Brown writes, not burying the lead.
Vulcans would call it a mind meld, but on our Earth it is a mind meld via BYOD, bring your own device, analytical software (no restrictions, even access to supercomputers) and the necessary firewalls.
West Nile was, as Nash puts it, a "mind-boggling" experience for a brand-new epidemiologist.
Spurred by the temperance movement, which considered it a mind-altering, addictive drink, absinthe was banned in 1912.
Still, Ms. Sud felt certain her show had life left in it, a mind-set she attributed to the eternal optimism of television producers.
To build that connection, ReedPOP organized White Space, a pop culture summit meeting for entrepreneurs scheduled for Thursday night, calling it "a mind-inspiring think tank to spur unexpected connections between innovators of TV, film, comics, games, technology and advertising".
Last October, The New York Times's theatre critic Charles Isherwood called it, "a mind-clouding, eye-opening exploration of the moral choices we unknowingly or unthinkingly make when we purchase nifty little gadgets like the iPhone".
On this occasion we learned that Rivers had recently been to a Japanese onsen (natural spring bath) and that he enjoyed it – a mind-blowing revelation that left much of the crowd gasping with joy that any foreigner could ever make sense of what they perceive to be incomprehensible to anyone living outside their culture.
