Sentence examples for mind in time from inspiring English sources

He could never have omitted them, for it is through the speeches that he explains the motives and ambitions of the leading men and states; and this, the study of the human mind in time of war, is one of his principal aims.

A product of mystical cities -- Alexandria Egypt, Paris, New Yorkrk -- Aciman in this memoir attempts to explore and examine his own cast of mind in time and space, what he calls "perpetual oscillation" between wherever he is and somewhere else he would invariably rather be.

The Rolling Stones he considered heroic, but a spent force (the imminent Let It Bleed changed his mind in time for the paperback afterword); if they had "any sense of neatness, they'll get themselves killed in an aircrash three days before their 30th birthdays".

In general, environmental concerns tend to rise in the public mind in times of prosperity and sink in hard times.

Getting them to change their minds in time to save humanity's home is an inherently suspenseful business.

Now, in the beautifully curated exhibition "Stephen Burrows: When Fashion Danced" (at the Museum of the City of New York through July 28), viewers have another chance to move their minds in time to Burrows's energetic creations.

But some of these voters made up their minds in time to register in October but didn't (looking at you, Ivanka and Eric).

Badu neophytes, devote a week alone to the hallucinogenic 10-minute closer, "Out My Mind, Just in Time".

But at over 10 minutes, the concluding "Out My Mind, Just In Time" is too meandering to justify its three-part status.

The thought Lucky again crosses his mind, and in time he may actually find a pencil and begin to write down fractions.

She joined recording artist Erykah Badu on the latter's Out My Mind, Just in Time Tour during May to June 2010.