Sentence examples for mind that may from inspiring English sources

It is truly nice to roam around inside the fragile sugar egg of someone else's impossibly delicate, intimate dream — a reminder that levity is a state of mind that may be retained even when all else is liquidated.

Both traits have isolated him from his peers, inflamed the local bullies and driven him more deeply into a mind that may or may not conceal more serious psychological problems.

"Jew vs. Jew" is an assiduously researched, up-to-the-minute report, and if it finally fails to cohere in the reader's mind that may be because it is too faithful a reflection of the dilemma it describes.

A musician or writer is much more protected from plagiarism than an architect.' It's a state of mind that may explain why Calatrava maintains his main office in Zurich, and is looking with increasing interest at America as an outlet for his talents.

In the foreground of her peers' struggles, Capriati, of all tennis stars, has maintained a grounded state of mind that may help her deal with the pressure that continues to multiply as she moves closer to a Grand Slam. "In tennis, everything can happen," said Kim Clijsters, Wimbledon's seventh-seeded player and the French Open finalist who pushed Capriati before falling in an epic 12-10 third set.

Still, with AIDS and avian influenza on everyone's mind, that may not last.

Thus, instructors may need to keep in mind that students may have different views of these concepts.

Keep in mind that you may have to lie to some people – those that you think may blab the secret.

Keep in mind that there may be limited waiting-list activity during the summer.

Bear in mind that you may not be as nimble as a luggage-vaulting O.J. Simpson.

"Theoretically you always have in the back of your mind that people may abuse [my lectures].