Sentence examples for mind then comparing from inspiring English sources
Other exercises involve trying to guess the time when one wakes up at night, tape-recording casual conversations, reconstructing them in your mind, then comparing them to the tape later, and listening to Mozart to enhance "the optimal functioning of the brain".
This ability to hold in mind 1 of the five units in 5 and then compare it to its containing unit of 5 is indicative of the more general act of disembedding that characterizes ENS operations.
The eclipse of the football – never mind poor, forgotten Wimbledon – as a subject of conversation might seem bizarre, but then compared to the manoeuvrings of Boris Johnson, Michael Gove and Jeremy Corbyn, England losing to Iceland belongs to an age when everything seemed rational and predictable.
It then compared insiders' returns.
They then compared test scores between groups.
On-screen sliders then compare the objects.
He then compared himself to Winston Churchill and Ronald Reagan.
Then, compare and contrast the differences.
He then compared this to their grades.
