Sentence examples for mind of two from inspiring English sources

Sfoglia puts me in my mind of two other Italian restaurants I admire.

In its striking lack of taste it put me in mind of one of the more egregious cases that crossed my desk during ten years at the Press Complaints Commission.

By turns affectless and opinionated, they offer a glimpse into the mind of one of the last great exponents of the robber-baron era.

But they are genuine and appear here in a way that put me in mind of one of Flannery O'Connor's indelible utterances.

It may be the case that the "almost geological calm" abides not below the surface of English history, but in the brilliant, esoteric mind of one Englishman.

With his sinewy limbs and lanky stature, Mr. Jones put me in mind of one of those amazing African long-distance runners in this summer's Olympics.

The Europeans debated this internally and, in the mind of one senior American official, who would not speak on the record, the Europeans "waited too long".

When one colleague dies and another disappears along with all traces of his existence, the engineer investigates by means of a mental-transport helmet that allows him to enter the mind of one of his creations.

The last part of the story was in italics — my first experience of italics as a way of presenting interior monologue — and was a direct transmission from the mind of one of the women.

Few archives of this kind survive and the materials his gatherings contain, and which Schöner annotated, provide us today with windows into the mind of one of the most well-informed polymaths of the German Renaissance.

With contributions from some of his closest friends and collaborators, this stunning tome delves into the process and mind of one of modern fashion's most eloquent but elusive designers.