Sentence examples for mind points from inspiring English sources

But when you lose a close game, there are moments to replay in your mind, points in the game that could have altered the outcome.

At last we have an official report which, to my mind, points the finger of accountability in the right direction – at Tony Blair and the cronies who helped him deceive the nation.

Paul Farmer, chief executive of the charity Mind, points to some key moments.

Paul Farmer, chief executive of charity Mind, points to some key moments.

So never mind points 1 and 2 about whether they really were selective.

He didn't mind pointing to the paint and telling Patrick to get himself in there.

The playwright Sarah Ruhl, whose own brilliantly fabulist imagination brings Churchill to mind, pointed to Churchill's eagerness to push the boundaries of what theatre can do.

Both men say they are dismayed by the debate over "A Beautiful Mind," pointing out that the movie does not pretend to be a documentary.

The 28% jump in university students seeking counselling coincides with the trebling of tuition fees to £9,000, the mental health charity Mind pointed out.

Ok, but StumbleUpon didn't mind pointing to usage stats in the early days before the sale to eBay.

He was very proud of his American heritage, his grandson notes though his British half didn't mind pointing out, whenever appropriate, our system's reliance on English precedents like the Magna Carta and Parliament.