Sentence examples for mind is likely from inspiring English sources

She said she feels "A Beautiful Mind" is likely to win the Oscar for best picture at tonight's Academy Awards.

Break any of those conditions, he says, and the "hive mind" is likely to be worse than useless, or to spin wildly out of control.

Cer tainly the temptation to push through the sort of tax cuts that will keep America in a spending frame of mind is likely to increase the longer Mr Greenspan remains in cautious mode.

After a couple of hours in his company, your mind is likely to be so crammed with the odds and ends -- mostly odds -- of what he's been saying, that you have no room left for your own thoughts.

Say "Meadowlands" and what comes to mind is likely the sports complex, or maybe a glimpse of a plain of reeds as foreground to smokestacks or an office complex.

Now that New York State's new $49.8 billion budget is just about in place, no lawmaker in his right mind is likely to go home and brag about it.

Secure applications designed with these issues in mind are likely to be well received by staff members, and in turn physicians.

At lunch in Greensboro, Chip Stamey told us that his college-age son has his own ideas about how he might operate the family business if he becomes its fourth-generation proprietor, and I assume, simply from the son's age, that the changes he has in mind are likely to be more in the direction of The Pit than of B's Barbecue.

While theorists and policymakers need to consider the impact of policies on all those affected, policies designed with the most atypical citizens in mind are likely to be too restrictive for the majority of citizens.

By the time that Buffett returned his partners' capital in 1969 after citing a dearth of attractive opportunities, his mind was likely fertile to new ideas for how to find bargains in this new environment.

As Doyle explains, "in theory, management would have the option of saying, 'There's nothing classified in here, but we think your article needs to be more balanced.' " That process could take much longer, and, to Doyle's mind, was likely to be more onerous: "I had reason to believe it would have been difficult," he says.