Sentence examples for mind into action from inspiring English sources

The brain is more complex than any computer in the world, and the factors that trip the mind into action are far from understood.

Simply recognising your own ignorance, it seems, primes your mind into action – doubling the recall compared to a group who didn't use the technique.

It might jolt a few analytical minds back into action.

Put the idea into action.

With the whole story in mind, he leaps into action: "At the point when I actually write that first sentence, I'm really ready to go until I drop," he said.

It seems wrong to end on such a sad note, so I'll leave you with this cheery excerpt from one of Sydney Smith's letters, dated 1807: A dreadful controversy has broken out in Bath, whether tea is most effectually sweetened by lump or pounded sugar; and the worst passions of the human mind are called into action by the pulverists and the lumpists.

By putting the concepts in his new book, How to Lose Your Mind in No Time, into action, Rosenthal has greatly decreased his anxiety, increased his income, and has discovered a lifestyle of health and happiness.

Conservation much also reach the emotions, the heart, not just the mind: it must stimulate people into action.

Once there, Bailey jumped into action, never mind that she was in her wedding dress.

Defa's film (like his feature "Bad Fever") seems like the extrusion of the innermost mind into jangling but poetic action, whereas the Safdies are, in effect, nerve-racked neorealists who wrench grimly funny complications from the minutiae of raw and streetwise urban turmoil (as they did in their feature "Daddy Longlegs").

"I also think I can listen to people, consult with them, find out what's on their mind so I can turn that into action".