Sentence examples for mind of late from inspiring English sources

Providence is on Ms. Rice's mind of late.

Europe, at peace and undivided, has not been foremost on the American mind of late.

Having recently read Jackie Kay's brilliant Red Dust Road, adoption has been much on my mind of late.

City Opera, which begins its spring season on Thursday with a revival of Mark Lamos's production of Chabrier's "?oile," has been especially on Mr. Rudel's mind of late.

The actress and writer Tina Fey, whose appeal is also decidedly nerdy, has also had avatar on her mind of late.

The question of what it was like to be the child of one of the 20th century's most influential psychotherapists has been playing on Adrian's mind of late.

And devices running Mango will have built-in voice-to-text and text-to-voice (a topic on a lot of smart phone makers' minds, of late).

And despite the late-20th-century padding, the play remains an absorbing window into a creative mind of the late Middle Ages.

To gauge the mood of the world of intellect and fashion, of French salons or of such institutions as the Royal Society, it is essential to understand what constituted the crisis in the European mind of the late 17th century.

"They were some of the most engaging and enduring creations of the fertile mind of the late Terry Nation". The judge acknowledged that Fishman's father, Jack, knew Nation, who died in 1997, and the daleks were a subject of conversation.

And yet, as if to befit a veteran of two seasons as the Widow Twankey in that beloved British seasonal entertainment known as the Christmas pantomime, the actor knows when to indulge a show-biz flourish or two: at one point, he kicks back his leg in a way that put me in mind of the late Milton Berle in an American touring production I once saw of "Guys and Dolls".