Sentence examples for mind the outside from inspiring English sources

Keep in mind: The outside shell of a pumpkin is thick and tough, but once pierced; a knife slips very quickly into the pulp and nearly vacant interior.

But maybe you wouldn't mind watching the outside of a digital camera or A/V receiver fade away to reveal the inner workings.

The phrase "crisis, what crisis" also springs to mind outside the Audi plant an hour up the autobahn in Ingolstadt, where a happy band of German motorists have turned up to pick up their new cars, fresh off a one-kilometre production line churning out 2,500 vehicles a day, six days a week.

The question on most people's minds -- to the extent that Haiti is on anybody's mind in the outside world -- is what happens after the elections.

We should, instead, keep in mind that the outside world's pressure on Iran to change course on its nuclear program may well have produced his election.

At 10, Ma Yun, as he is known in Chinese, took a liking to English and would ride his bicycle to the Hangzhou Hotel to practice with foreign tourists, an experience he said opened his mind to the outside world.

JR: I think it's tricky to measure other peoples' states of mind from the outside.

Photography has been the medium that has made the deepest connections between my mind and the outside world.

Throughout the civil rights era, they went about their business, paying little mind to the outside world.

Ikigai can be a feedback loop between the inner mind and the outside world, says Akihiro Hasegawa, a clinical psychologist and associate professor at Toyo Eiwa University.

Earlier efforts to establish a working relation between a physically disabled person's mind and the outside world have relied primarily on the use of mechanical devices, Harshfield said.