Sentence examples for mind to consider from inspiring English sources

It was one of those crisp, blue-sky days that can prompt someone of the aforementioned cast of mind to consider the incongruity of incoming tonnage.

But perhaps he could change his mind to consider deferring resolution of the contested city's status, and find a way to secure Arab backing for that decision.

When he dashed for the ball on Thursday night, having shaded the pull-hitting Nixon up the middle, Jeter had the presence of mind to consider his shoulder.

"I'm a novelist, first and foremost," says Bush, "and interestingly, it would never enter my mind to consider myself a blind novelist.

Given that there has been a great deal of research on explicit processes ("reflective" thinking), it is important in studying the human mind to consider implicit processes, treating them as an integral part of human thinking.

Reaching this stage of life a good 15 years before I had expected, before it had even crossed my mind to consider it an issue, can make me feel resentful and even angry.

(Apparently it didn't cross their minds to consider whether Americans should try to understand whatever language extraterrestrials spoke).

Angela Merkel was clearly too career minded to consider joining the growing number of East German dissidents who began protesting against Communist rule in the early 1980s.

Losing a child defies the natural order of what we expect and it is just too painful a prospect to allow our minds to consider.

I would like education to move in the direction of opening our minds to consider consciousness in ways other than what we've been taught in our formal education.

Our nation should embrace the fact that increasing the salary threshold for postdocs represents an opportunity to encourage more of our brightest young minds to consider choosing careers in science.