Sentence examples for mind suggests from inspiring English sources

And no one in his right mind suggests that Obama ever had such a team.

The way these poems search their author's early mind suggests he has belatedly discovered a modus operandi that he might have used all along.

"Such an organized mind suggests either that the person is very logical, or that he/she reads and memorizes works that are already organized".

Emma Mamo, head of workplace wellbeing at Mind, suggests writing out the next day's priorities as a simple way to mark the end of a day.

Nat Miles, of Mind, suggests making this plan with your manager, "it helps managers and employees to identify what is expected of each person and reduces anxieties on both sides.

Although his influences may originate closer to home (in interviews he has name dropped the venerated Sri Lankan auteur Lester James Peries), his use of landscape to convey states of mind suggests that he has more than a passing acquaintance with the work of Michelangelo Antonioni.

"Splashy" is the first word that comes to mind, suggested by the thin sheet of water that runs down the two-story blue-tile wall near the entrance.

He repeated last summer that that figure has never weighed on his mind, suggesting that his performance on the field would do all the advertising he needed.

One reader, with the if-you-build-it-they-will-come mantra in mind, suggested repatriating the Brooklyn Dodgers and basing the team on the island.

Mr. Corker, while saying he had an open mind, suggested that there was more than a bit of politics in the timing of the treaty's reappearance.

Other moments, like an opening solo that brought tap to mind, suggested the possibilities for teeming, authentic life and vibrancy that lurk in the homogeneity of today's globalized dance.