Sentence examples for mind describing from inspiring English sources

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NEWARK -- Returning to New Jersey for his 30th high school reunion, DeFarra Gaymon had the kind of life one would not mind describing to old friends: he was a C.E.O., married, father of four.

Early political influence came from her father who took his teenage daughter to work, a memory seared in her mind, describing later how she "went down the mine into its inner workings and almost terrifying darkness".

After many failed adolescent attempts at keeping a journal, the summer after my junior year in high school, I finally found a format I could adhere to: Never mind describing the back-and-lack-of-forths of unrequited crushes and falling-outs with friends.

Lindsay was initially against casting Hall, based on seeing him on Six Feet Under, but after he saw Hall speak one line of the script, Lindsay changed his mind, describing Hall as "absolutely perfect" to portray Dexter.

Keep in mind describing a kiss as sweet implies it was enjoyable and describing a kiss as sour or bitter implies it may not have been enjoyable at all.

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Paul Farmer, chief executive of Mind, described the comments as "extraordinarily tasteless".

What we do know is that in 1981, another great design mind described it, if memory serves, as "the silliest thing I've ever heard".

Sir Oliver Popplewell, a recently retired High Court judge, who is therefore free to speak his mind, described an article by Mr Blunkett as "whining" and politicians as "control freaks".

Mental health charity Mind describes bipolar disorder (previously known as manic depression) as a mental illness which causes extreme mood swings from periods of hyperactivity and excited behaviour – known as mania – to deep depression.

Ron Howard, who directed Russell Crowe and Mr. Bettany in "A Beautiful Mind," described Mr. Bettany in a telephone interview as "very present, very relaxed and engaging and totally un-self-conscious".

Eleanor Roosevelt, who later changed her mind, described her as "a great person, receiving the recognition due her as an individual valiantly fighting in the forefront of the world's battle".

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