Sentence examples for mind a time from inspiring English sources

They bring to mind a time when mere glimpses of stocking were shocking, and a woman's exposed lower limbs were perceived as stairways to heaven or hell.

Even the presence of Monica Lewinsky seemed oddly quaint, calling to mind a time when the country was happily bored enough for sexual dalliance to consume whole news cycles.

Unsurprisingly, they are largely socially liberal – this generation doesn't really remember Section 28, never mind a time when homosexuality was illegal – and are relaxed about Britain's transformation into a multiracial society.

But ravers of a certain generation will tell you that it still brings to mind a time when the sweat dripped off nighclub walls, the ecstasy tablets were pure and only those in the clan attended.By the time of his death, Mr Knuckles, like the music he nurtured, had long since become part of the mainstream.

· Bring to mind a time when you were friendly to someone.

Unless you happen to look like David Beckham in your tighty-whities (and if you do, please feel free to contact me), the classic brief brings to mind a time when your mother bought your underwear.

Dr. Levine was a leading advocate for children with learning disabilities, whose fame spread through his books, including "A Mind at a Time"; his PBS series, "Misunderstood Minds"; national lectures; and an appearance on "The Oprah Winfrey Show".

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Dr. Levine, the author of "A Mind at a Time" and other books on learning disabilities, has said he is innocent.