Sentence examples for mind meaning from inspiring English sources

He now insists his "long-term health" is at the forefront of his mind, meaning a reappearance on the tournament circuit is not imminent.

This one has been made in Norway with adventuring in mind, meaning it will withstand everything from climbing trees to rolling down hills, all the while keeping your youngster warm.

Most have been designed with their long-term upkeep in mind, meaning they should be in as good a working order in 25 or more years' time as they are now.

Before then, dogs had simply been bred with their practical uses in mind, meaning that their physical capacities were more important than their aesthetic appeal; now, inbreeding is so ubiquitous that the Imperial College researchers estimate the UK's boxer dog population of 20,000 to have the variety of genetic material you would expect to find naturally in a population of about 70.

It is designed with "defensive" programming in mind, meaning that it contains many error checks and debugging helps.

The new Skype app has also been designed with Windows 10's look-and-feel in mind, meaning it now sports a darker theme.

The term psychiatry is derived from the Greek words psyche, meaning "mind" or "soul," and iatreia, meaning "healing".

A 16-year-old student was briefly detained for calling Mr Erdogan a "thief .Mr Erdogan says that Fethullah Gulen, an ambitious Sunni cleric and former ally who lives in Pennsylvania, was behind calls to investigate alleged corruption at the top, in cahoots with "higher minds", meaning Israel and the United States, with the aim of toppling the government.

Yet another is bringing together diverse minds, meaning that she wants Google to be "the best company for women and minorities" not to mention "gays, lesbians, different races, different walks of life".

The term psychosis is derived from the Greek psyche, meaning "soul," "mind," or "breath".

This 70% is 'top of the mind' drugs, meaning that, given the diagnosis, these drugs come to the mind directly, based on habits.