Sentence examples for mind suggestions from inspiring English sources

With this in mind suggestions of an England dressing room decisively united against Pietersen in Australia has taken another blow, with Chris Tremlett offering unequivocal support for Pietersen and suggesting that his county team-mate was guilty of nothing more than speaking his mind within what is a relatively introverted dressing room.

I now watch my mind suggestion that I can't do something.

When a friend asks you for advice on looking to meet "the one," your top-of-mind suggestion would most likely be old-fashioned blind dates.

Keep in mind the suggestions made in class to guide the development of your piece".

This interpretation called to mind recent suggestions that the weighty monumentality of many Bruckner performances may be a holdover from the use and abuse of the composer's music during the Nazi era.

While the article was written with faculty who are teaching fully online courses in mind, the suggestions offered will be equally useful to those instructors in more traditional, face to face environments.

Keep in mind that suggestions made by Obama opponents that a failed approach to this issue on the part of the administration—if it, indeed, fails— will have some profound, long term effect on our status in the world are clearly overblown.

It fills the soul with wonder; it fascinates the mind with suggestion.

He also offered a novel and, to my mind, worthy suggestion, that the league could benefit from replacing some of the tired heavy metal that is pumped into arenas with a little old-school Michael Jackson.

Lumping together all the victims simplifies the concept that Aviv so carefully explores throughout the rest of the piece: the incredible susceptibility of the human mind to suggestion, and the difficulty faced by and bravery required of those who resist it.

With this background in mind, the suggestion that Keats was looking at actual fields, rather than writing about an imagined idyll of autumnal perfection, also sheds new light on the labourer in the poem, "sitting careless on a granary floor", or "on a half-reap'd furrow sound asleep".