Sentence examples for mind in response from inspiring English sources

He had planned to travel by sea, but changed his mind in response to her phone call begging him to fly.

The insistent rhythms lend De La Cruz's voice urgency and immediacy, whether she addresses a person or idea, asks questions or speaks her mind in response.

Has anyone other than Narayana Kocherlakota (who deserves big props for intellectual flexibility) actually changed his or her mind in response?

In the free-association test, the subject is told to state the first word that comes to mind in response to a stated word, concept, or other stimulus.

Mr. Cameron, a Conservative, initially resisted setting up an immediate inquiry, but changed his mind in response to widespread public disgust and growing political pressure from the opposition Labour Party.

In the first four chapters, he sets out a determinist philosophy of mind, in response to the question 'Is there a really clear, consistent and complete version of determinism?' He also considers whether there is such an adequate version of the free will doctrine.

What pathways we cultivate in our hearts and minds in response to these tragedies and problems matter.

As they had initially decided not to create multiplayer, Klei clarified on their official forums that they originally had not been "confident that it would actually work both in concept and implementation" but had changed their minds in response to popular demand and bringing in new help.

With this in mind, and in response to a Unicef-led challenge to find new solutions that could benefit the world's poorest children, micronutrient powders (MNPs) were developed.

Quite likely, one of the reasons for such a consideration to cross my mind was in response to the reaction by these self-described conservatives toward the passing of the Health Care Bill where some shouted the "n" word at Congressman John Lewis, used disparaging epithets at Representative Barney Frank, spitting on others, making death threats and breaking windows.

With all these points in mind, and in response to some of the open questions posed in [ 18], we study the effects of stochasticity in a minimalistic adaptation architecture, a 'two-state protein' scheme [ 24, 25].