Sentence examples for mind the concept from inspiring English sources

"We don't mind the concept of voice-tracking in the sense that we'll gladly export our voices," said a D.J. from Lite FM, the city's highest-ranked station.

The images with which Tranströmer charges his poems bring to mind the concept of "acheiropoieta," "making without hands"; in Byzantine art, acheiropoeitic images were those believed to have come miraculously into being without a painter's intervention.

More in the same vein: Einhorn: Well, I look at — I don't — I don't mind — I don't mind the concept of an NDA in the sense that we're not going to, you know, pass on information to others that could, you know, be competitively harmful to you and so on and so forth.

I don't mind the concept of an all-digital console.

The outside resource that Sanders is referring to calls to mind the concept of an ombudsman: a designated neutral party whose major function is to provide independent, impartial, and confidential assistance to employees within government, organizations, and even the military.

The comment brought to mind the concept of Al Insan Al Kamil in Islamic theology, describing the perfect being who has achieved unity with God in mind, body and soul.

Never mind the bizarro concept of mud as a cleanser, or the counterintuitive premise that healthful benefits accrue from mud packs, poultices and masks.

This brings to mind the whole concept of transhumanism that seemed so far into the future, beyond my comprehension, but would never be a reality in my life time.

When members of the legal community think about legal scholarship, what typically comes to mind is the concept of a print law journal (e.g., the Cornell Law Review, the Cornell Journal of Law & Public Policy, the Cornell International Law Journal, etc.).

While the ancient Chinese philosophers who developed the practice of Feng Shui thousands of years ago didn't have the average corporate employee in mind, the concepts of yin and yang and the flow of positive energy can be applied to any environment.

Managers must repeatedly instill in employees' minds the concept that ideas are valued.