Sentence examples for mind laden from inspiring English sources

The two "Alice" books are more literate, intricate, and modernist than Baum's "Wonderful Wizard," and Lewis Carroll's mind, laden with mathematical lore, chess moves, semantic puzzles, and the riddles of Victorian religion, was more susceptible to explication, at least by the like-minded Gardner.

While my heart was soaring with decorating schemes, Bill's mind was laden with "the important stuff": Can we afford the mortgage?

In my mind Bin Laden and his sympathizers had renounced Islam by their acts and represented nothing more than violent terrorists.

When Italians talk or think about illegal immigration they almost always have in mind rickety boats laden with Africans arriving in perilous conditions on their southern coasts.

"Obviously what the legislature had in mind was bin Laden giving the order to other people," said Ronald J. Bacigal, a professor at the University of Richmond School of Law.

But if you were one of the millions without a job, out in Dakar's sprawling suburbs - where to be poor, black and Muslim seem naturally to go together - how could you resist feeling a slight satisfaction that for once the West was getting it (never mind that bin Laden himself is a spoilt rich kid)?

In a sign he still has a Yemeni sanctuary in mind, Mr. bin Laden appeared for his most recent videotape attack on the United States -- relayed throughout the Middle East three weeks before the Cole bombing -- wearing the long gown called a dishdasha and the tribal dagger favored in Hadhramaut, the Yemeni province that is his family's ancestral home.

His mind was heavy laden.

So to the Muslim youth in America today, I say: let no one implant the seeds of confusion in your mind that bin Laden was a Muslim leader.

Your $5 admission grants you a three-hour, rapid-fire, minutiae-laden mind bludgeoning that turns most visitors into stammering puddles of confusion.

Mark Trujillo is represented by Hirschl and Adler Modern.