Sentence examples for mind one can from inspiring English sources

With these numbers in mind, one can imagine how many engagement rings end up on the market for sale, repurposing or in a toilet bowl.

With that in mind, one can almost appreciate the doomsayers – well, some of them.

With this agenda in mind one can lament recent cuts to the arts budget.

Looking at the images again with that in mind, one can see the aspiration that buttresses every pose and practiced smile.

With the Pauli exclusion principle in mind, one can see that in helium the 1s orbital (and hence the entire n = 1 shell, for that shell consists of only a single orbital) is full.

With these things in mind, one can now ask how various things we see in an organism come about (Weiss et al. 2011; Weiss 2005; Weiss and Buchanan 2008; Buchanan et al. 2009).

One can read minds; one can time-travel; another, a teenager, Claire, possess the powers of regeneration, which means that when she smashes her collarbone or breaks her fibula, they snap back into place.

"With your mind, no one can place limits on where an idea can take you," Dillon said during his powerful speech.

I planned to donate them, but as I looked at his shoes, an expression popped into my mind: "No one can fill his shoes". I had no idea what I was going to do with them.

By definition, it's an illogical state of mind, one that can confuse and shame sufferers.

Dr. Daniela Rus has a different autonomous robot in mind, one that can change its configuration when the task or terrain changes.