Sentence examples for mind a problem from inspiring English sources

If the problem remains in the public mind a problem of bad people in power, it may well remain unsolved.

But a few times a week on a blackboard next to the daily drink specials, she recalls, she wrote short rants about whatever was on her mind: a problem in the city, or a new ordinance that she thought unfair.

The present discussion brings to mind a similar problem faced by atomic scientists just before World War II.

Just as the taste of a cookie and tea can start a cascade of childhood memories, as in Proust, so a recalled bit of history homework can bring to mind a math problem — or a new dessert — from that same night.

Now the name Bob Dylan comes to mind without a problem whenever I need it.

If you don't mind your mind your mind is not a problem.

In later years, they had some strong disagreements; Cage would talk about Feldman's sensuous appeal, which, in his mind, was a problem.

Most fans could care less about Stern's attitude — but his state of mind is a problem for the sport of basketball.

Sometimes an author helps by simply taking your mind off a problem, immersing you so fully in another's world and outlook that you transcend yourself, returning recharged and determined.

Most likely the purpose of your letter is to persuade your reader to do something: change their mind, correct a problem, send money or take action.

However, those results need to be interpreted with caution bearing in mind a possible problem of antibody occlusion resulting from a negative impact of densely distributed multiple modifications, which has been reported for several antibodies widely used in the chromatin field [26,28].