Sentence examples for mind coming from from inspiring English sources

"Which is something that trans women and trans men are living right now, never mind coming from another country.

The yarragh, in Marcus's mind, comes from the stomach.

For Tebow that state of mind comes from his particular relationship with his chosen God and is a matter of religion.

"The palette of my mind comes from Marimekko," she said, referring to the Finnish textile company that is synonymous with cheerful modernism.

"My peace of mind comes from having income-producing stocks and bonds and withdrawing less than what they're producing," Mr. Anuje said.

Several of the students I had in mind came from strict homes: it would help them speak freely if there were no boys around.

But the rockets that injured this one – not fatally, mind – came from a place where children are dying for lack of medical supplies and food as well as bombs.

The senior American official said the account of the sergeant's state of mind came from two other soldiers with whom he drank alcohol on the night of the shootings.

The first example that leapt to my mind came from "Supersonic," by Oasis, in which the singer Liam Gallagher lays down one of his typically swaggering demands: "I'm feeling supersonic / Give me gin and tonic".

However, the negativity about sociology for my mind comes from the fact that many (although far from all) sociologists have traditionally been involved in the critique of the status quo and have sought to overturn the way the world is.

Because the damages the Bush administration had in mind came from large bombs, several nations balked at the phrase when it was proposed in the resolution put forward by the United States and Britain.