Sentence examples for mind citing from inspiring English sources

He announced his comeback in November, but then changed his mind, citing "personal problems" for the need to take a break.

Governor Bush's lawyer, Kenneth L. Connor, argued that the judge in the case, W. Douglas Baird of Circuit Court, had already made up his mind, citing the judge's statements that the new law is "presumptively unconstitutional".

BAE is ending Portsmouth's shipbuilding but it was the north of England and Northern Ireland that Costello had in mind, citing venerable firms Cammell Laird and Harland & Wolff on the album sleeve.

Despite protests, Baxter refused to change his mind, citing consideration for the shooting's victims and their families.

The writers wrote Wheatley's lines with Merchant in mind, citing his unique "vocal silhouette" and his ability to ad lib in a "frantic" manner.

Cormac McCarthy's essay on the Kekule problem further emphasizes the role of language on creating the conscious mind, citing combinatorial grammar as the mechanism that enables the uniquely human gifts of poetry, prose, mathematics, and temporal transcendence.

When it comes to students, online advice from both the NHS and the mental health charity MIND cite the pressures of starting life in a new place as well as academic demands as common triggers of stress symptoms.

But the Mets changed their minds, citing residual damage that Torrealba had sustained from a rotator-cuff tear, damage the Mets said they discovered during a physical examination.

As noted above, standard cognitivist accounts of a domain of discourse will explain the consistency or inconsistency of states of mind by citing the consistency or inconsistency of that state's content, that is what it represents.

She attributes the success of several high-profile chief executives to their growth mind-set, citing an ability to energize a work force.

Declining to oblige them, Grant asked if they had possible impeachment in mind, and cited the 5th.