Sentence examples for mind about life from inspiring English sources

In an interview earlier this year, Amer cited Omar's mistreatment in prison, and his uncle's first-hand accounts of the brutal injustices of the Bush administration's reaction to 9/11 – backed by British complicity – as having first planted doubts in his mind about life as a Muslim in the west.

In his new National Geographic Channel series, The Story of God with Morgan Freeman, premiering April 3 at 9 p.m., the actor embarks on a spiritually curious journey to 20 countries with the big questions on his mind about life, the universe, and everything.

We will know again that being monastic in mind, being single-minded about life, being given to one thing and one thing only -- the glory of God -- has all been worth it.

How could our waiter have found more peace of mind about his life and the twists and turns it had taken?

Scientology accounts say that he "studied nuclear physics at George Washington University in Washington, D.C., before he started his studies about the mind, spirit and life" and Hubbard himself stated that he "set out to find out from nuclear physics a knowledge of the physical universe, something entirely lacking in Asian philosophy".

Bringing to mind John Lennon's lyric about life being what "happens to you while you're making other plans", this Belgian commercial presses home the value of having a reliable bank alongside you during the journey.

Sure, you're sometimes conflicted; confused -- of "two minds" about a life-altering decision -- but in your brain, all those combating feelings somehow form of a single unified whole -- a center holds amidst the flurries of memories and instincts and internal chatter.

But I'm still overscheduling myself and trying as hard as I can to make sure that I have absolutely no time for thinking seriously about life, never mind reporting on it.

What's on your mind about any aspect of life that you're really excited about?

In I Me Mine, Harrison recalls that he changed his mind about offering "What Is Life" to Preston once he'd arrived at Olympic Studios and found the singer busy working on more typical material – or "playing his funky stuff" as Harrison puts it.

But has it changed our minds, the way we think about life and those in it, any better than McDonald's did in the '60s?