Sentence examples for mind description from inspiring English sources

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In his mind the description of the work suddenly became sufficient.

Because photography is not the thing I aspire to, I don't mind the description so much, but if it was my life the way writing is, I would not allow anyone to put me in that box".

The phrase "anti-comedy" has begun to adhere to Lee's work since its renaissance – and the fact that he has a style worth naming tells you a lot – but to my mind the description isn't right.

Stevenson was more than attached to Fanny, for all her intermittent "hellish energy", her black moods and firings-up; but the fictional Stevenson doesn't seem to mind this description either.

Watching Mr. Keane's pleasure and concentration in carefully placing a two-ton boulder hanging from a sling on a forklift brought to mind a description from his book "The Art of Setting Stones" (Stone Bridge Press, 2002): "The stone suddenly acquires a presence, tangibly, as if someone important had just walked into view.

Ballmer's modest assessment of Surface sales brings to mind his description of Windows Phone sales in July last year, when he described sales going from "very small to very small".

Chunks of the book are devoted to mind-numbing descriptions of complex banking deals.

Can Tracey summon to mind a favourite description of her voice?

Her real struggles with her whalebone corset brought to mind a vivid description from a Louisa May Alcott novel, "Eight Cousins," written in 1875.

Mind you, this description oversimplifies a picture that is so bewilderingly rife with esoteric symbols that it could have been dreamed up by a heretical cultist.