Sentence examples for mind given to from inspiring English sources

He has a mind given to categorisation.

Living beyond the reach of "I" and "mine," and of pain and pleasure, Full of mercy, contented, self-controlled, of firm resolve, With all their heart and all their mind given to Me--with such as these I am in love.

These are not campaign debts, and I can't see anyone in his or her right mind giving to such a cause, nor do I believe it appropriate to solicit for such a cause.

Here are some items I wouldn't mind giving to you, stranger, on this very special day: I bought this doll at a flea market in Rhode Island because I thought it was so hilarious.

There are the many particles, words that "…signify the connexion that the Mind gives to Ideas, or Propositions, one with another" (II., 7. 1. p. 471).

The style that works so well to produce fluidity and grace also suggests a mind much given to contemplation and reflection on our world.

I didn't mind being given to different people because it allowed me to see and meet new people.

My eyes were freshened, my mind given room to wander.

The notion of the single great mind, given the space to communicate authoritatively on a subject, has fallen from favour.

No one seemed to mind, given the true New Yorker's ability to tune out extraneous sound.

To Swanson's mind, however, the attention given to these efforts is misplaced.