Sentence examples for mind camp from inspiring English sources
This sounds a bit like Peter Mannion's "Mind Camp" on The Thick of It.
What Susan Sontag wrote in 1964 in her seminal disquisition on the kind of feelings that Little Edie elicits comes to mind: "Camp taste is a kind of love, love for human nature.
Like AwayFind, I think I might categorize Boomerang in the "out of sight, out of mind" camp, as you still have to deal with the emails later, but you get the potential solace of an empty inbox.
I don't mind camping but I couldn't do six days of it.
I don't mind camping, but quite like the idea of something a little bit extravagant, too.' The budget: £1,000 for a week, to £1,800 for two weeks The solution: Laura Burgess from Ecoescape: 'There are no end of options for slow travel in the UK and Ireland.
Dr. Pettigrew, who invented the sticky-switch idea of depression, also falls into the two-minds camp.
He begins by stating his allegiance to the "mind first" camp, which holds that consciousness creates the brain instead of the reverse, the "matter first" camp, which holds that the brain creates the mind.
And she genuinely doesn't seem to mind which camp the Noisettes fall into.
Greg Ingham, 27, a graphic designer picking up some lunch, said he doesn't mind the camp.
Wainwright's florid take on commercialism brings to mind a camp and clever young Billy Joel backed by 10cc, and it's a long time since anyone has considered either of those to be chart music.
The "mind first" camp has generally failed to pose the issue so simply, and Mukhopadhyay offers an answer that has five dimensions.
