Sentence examples for mind it stood from inspiring English sources

In West's mind it stood for an aversion to reality, an embrace of high-concept style over real beauty, that began to afflict the arts around the time she came of age.

Even in a country where museums are rarely designed with art in mind, it stands out as relentlessly unforgiving to works of all styles and periods.

In my mind, it stands as an unattainable ideal, a receding mirage, a dream of an organized and contented kitchen life that everyone is enjoying except me.

With those two rules in mind, it stands to reason that a plasma television with 720p resolution would be the most cost-effective HDTV purchase.

With all that in mind, it stands to reason that papers like News Shopper would want to pump out as many eye-grabbing, stomach-wrenching stories as possible.

With all that in mind, it stands to reason that papers like News Shopper would want to pump out as many eye -rabbing, stomach-wrenching stories as possible.

My name was Asiatic, which is more or less like, “Asia” is the body and “attic” is the mind and it stood for being the original man.

My name was Asiatic, which is more or less like, "Asia" is the body and "attic" is the mind and it stood for being the original man.

In his mind it could stand for "ballistic long-range trajectory" missiles, or something.

A knockout to the eye — nailing Play-Doh's eerily super-bright but dead hues — and a goad to the mind, it might stand as an imperishable symbol of art's present worldly estate: child's play in a game with no-limit stakes.

So with that trust (and perhaps even a dash of hope?) from nearly 63 million of the electorate in mind, it would stand to reason that the President-elect would make the most of his couple of months leading up to the inauguration to prepare for, and communicate, what he plans to pursue in the coming days and months to restore that American greatness that was missing.