Sentence examples for mind note from inspiring English sources

"When thoughts of eating or of a specific food come to mind, note 'thought arising.' Become aware of the pleasant or unpleasant feelings that accompany the thought, then shift your attention back to the body, experiencing whatever physical sensations arise.

The New Yorker, May 11 , 1946P. 19 California-Is-A-State Of Mind Note: When Pierre, a restauranteur in San Marino, makes crepes Suzette, all the lights in the place are put out and a recording of "Ave Maria" is played.

Such ideas of self-worth and expectations of others are stored in the emotional mind (note the buddha's theory of anusayas, or latent tendencies) and play out behind the scenes, through feelings of anxiety, alarm, procrastination, avoidance and so forth.

He has shrugged off criticism for his tendency to speak his mind, noting on occasion that his role model, Winston Churchill, had a much harsher vocabulary than his.

In January of this year, he told ABC News' George Stephanopoulos that he still hadn't made up his mind, noting, "There's plenty of time".

"One of the superstitions of man's mind," noted Voltaire towards 1750, "is to imagine that virginity might be a virtue".

(William Kennedy, Albany's Virgil, who has described the city as "a state of mind," notes that "wickedness has been our lot for more years than any man alive can remember").

Levine had been hinting days earlier that his hairstyle might be on his mind, noting that his "pompa-hawk" just wouldn't stop growing.

"Rather than add a lower drop ceiling, we were hoping to extend the limits of the room upward— trompe l'oeil came immediately to mind," notes FreelandBuck.

Simmons initially wanted to decline, but a peer encouraged her to change her mind noting: if you don't say yes, they won't ask another woman.

While most of the bills pass, the new name doesn't always stick in the public mind, noted U.S. Postal Service spokesman Richard Maher.