Sentence examples for mind on how from inspiring English sources

In my own family, we are not of one mind on how to read the tea leaves.

The American officers I met were hardly of one mind on how to proceed in Iraq, but they were grappling with decisions on how to try to stabilize a traumatized country with a hard-headed sense that although there have been significant gains, a long and difficult job still lies ahead — a core assumption that has frequently been missing on the campaign trail.

Although I'm certain that Gabe hates me a lot, I think we are of one mind on how we understand art in time.

The prospect of not just one Islamic bomb, but many, inevitably concentrates the mind on how Muslims — whether Shiite or Sunni — might use their nuclear weapons.

In the past fortnight, the American Cancer Society has changed its mind on how often women in their 40s should be given mammograms.

I would like for him to use it enough against the best players to initiate a question in their mind on how they should return".

And at the register, shoppers must make up their minds on how to compensate for failure.

First, they must make up their minds on how to deal with Greece, rescued once but needing even more help.

Some polios, as survivors call themselves, say that post-polio has refocused their minds on how the virus shaped their lives — and sharpened their bittersweet memories.

Rosie Duthie and Euan MacIntosh, both 15, have made up their minds on how they plan to vote in next year's referendum on Scottish independence.

Kerry Rankine from the social enterprise says urban growing "concentrates people's minds on how much effort goes into producing the food we all take for granted.