Sentence examples for mind feast from inspiring English sources
The phrase "mind feast" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is often used to describe a stimulating or intellectual experience that is enjoyable or thought-provoking. Example: The conference was a true mind feast, with renowned experts presenting cutting-edge research and engaging in lively debates.
With that in mind, feast your eyes on the Porsche 911 Turbo S racing wheel for the Xbox 360, PS3 and PC.
He's also made tour visuals for Basement Jaxx and created audiovisual mind feasts for the public to gulp down at festivals and clubs.
--Moms to kids with swine flu -- what are the first symptoms?! --8 kids in my son's preschool out with the flu, one in ER! My obsessive mind feasted on links to the latest CDC reports and URLs of CNN articles that used the most terrifying word of that year -- pandemic.
Those in that gleefully perverse -- in the theater, at least -- frame of mind will feast on Harriet Walter as the mock-vainglorious, thoroughly venal Livia in "Women Beware Women".
In his mind, the feast was more sanctified than sacrilegious.
And it seems as if Jenny from the Block didn't mind continuing to feast with this sweet gift -- but one little bite won't hurt.
As with many German intellectuals of the early 20th century, his mind had been feasting on the classicism of his surroundings, when he came across a displeasing red-haired man.
Festive factor The combo of sugar and fat definitely brings the word feast to mind, even if what it all comes sandwiched in does not.
In 1949, he summed up his Hell's Kitchen experiences by saying: "I've lived much of my life in a jungle of broken families, watching them tear out each other's minds, watching them feasting on each other's hearts".
Math is a beautiful story, a feast for the mind.
I think that's part of what makes it a feast for the mind," said Steel.
