Sentence examples for mind to mean from inspiring English sources

Even though indie has become codified in the public mind to mean young, white men playing guitar music, maybe we should remind ourselves of what it once stood for: a defiantly oppositional stance to prevailing trends in popular culture.

There is no problem of a misinterpretation then, as long as Baso's "everyday mind" is understood to mean the mind which is freed from "the samsāsric cycle of birth and death," and yet it is the mind which is concretely instantiated in the everydayness of a human everyday "life-world".

They heard "fixed income" and in their mind translated that to mean "fixed solution". Nothing could go wrong, particularly through the implied guaranty of some third party institution.

All of this is food for thought, but keep in mind: You need to mean it - no "fig leaf".

Setting your mind to action means making a clear, determined effort to abandon sinfulness and follow God in holiness.

Meanwhile, Descartes's view that material or formal reality and objective reality are only rationally distinct might be taken to mean that minds are intrinsically intentional.

These guys-I-didn't-quite-date? They've opened my eyes and my mind to what it means to be a man in this world -- and what it means to love one.

In the UK, the term more often calls to mind pills meant to mimic ecstasy.

"Well, I have just... very broadly the first thing that comes to mind, I mean, is does that patient have any respiratory disease or cardiac disease, are they anaemic or is it functional?" (SPR-1) Worryingly, no group reported an overt strategy for arriving at a diagnosis and junior trainees tended to rely on their knowledge of what was most common to deduce what was most probable.

Ideas were able to jump from mind to mind and it meant our cultures could adapt far more quickly than our genes could adapt.

It's an opportunity to train the mind, to understand what it means to be in the here and now, with a healthy sense of appreciation, patience.