Sentence examples for mind reverts from inspiring English sources

Finally, Byron's journey of heart and mind reverts, poignantly, to its source, where no artifice or extravagance will seduce that all-consuming first reader.

Throughout one's life, the same type of citta performs this function of the inactive mind that is the natural mode to which the mind reverts.

My mind reverts back to my writing and my mother's place in it, and I don't quite feel as at a loss for the right words.

When I read a confirmation of the obvious — that the oil lost into the Gulf of Mexico was but a fraction of the quantity that had drenched the land of the swamp dwellers for more than half a century — when I listened to expressions of remorse from BP's chief executive, my mind reverted to Saro-wiwa, that stumpy man with an unlit pipe between his teeth.

Mr. Shanley, who will direct "Storefront Church," had previously said the final play in the trilogy would be called "Sleeping Demon," but he recently changed his mind and reverted to an old working title, according to the Atlantic.

This allows your mind to revert to that relaxed, stress free mental state during stressful situations (IE taxes or work).

But she does not mind if Ukraine reverts to full presidential rule.

This is a new Triassic age and the mind of man reverts to its deeply primitive state.

His mind must have reverted to the dark hours at Brooklyn, at Fort Lee, at Valley Forge; and then to the days of hope and triumph.

With that in mind, the President must revert back to his rhetorical skills to reengage young Americans.

In one of those don't-know-what-they-were-thinking moments, it was "Empire State of Mind" in 2010 before reverting to "New York, New York" the next year.