Sentence examples for mind approach from inspiring English sources

Cho said, he will use an "eyes, ears, mind" approach.

It's all too easy to lapse into an 'out of sight, out of mind' approach".

Constable & Robinson publishes 57 anxiety-related books, including The Compassionate Mind Approach to Overcoming Anxiety by Dennis Tirch, the US guru of CFT.

I'm not feeding them with breastmilk my body made out of its own blood as my uterus repairs itself and as my body and mind approach even basic tasks from a formidable sleep and energy deficit.

Criticising what they call an "out of sight, out of mind" approach, the organisation instead recommend the monitoring of sewer overflows, clear signposts warning of polluted water and even that tourists should report any pollution they might see.

The review adds that if a "murder in mind" approach [treating murder as at least a possible cause of the deaths] had been used, "Surrey Police would have been able to adopt a far more defensible position in relation to their investigative conclusions".

Just completing a script, never mind approaching an agent or TV channel, shows you're doing really well.

"Monkey Mind" approaches this central question essayistically, which means that it repeats itself without being repetitive, and that it digresses but remembers to leave a trail of bread crumbs.

Alexander I, perhaps from fear of the nobility and with the memory of his father's fate in mind, approached the problem with caution, though with a desire for reform, but first war and then diplomacy diverted him.

For Ficino, their brevity was appropriate to revealing the supreme reality, since he argued that the closer the mind approaches to the One the fewer words it needs (Allen 2014, 450 451).

To his credit, Palmer has decided to take a blurt-out-whatever-comes-to-mind approach to his political career.