Sentence examples for mind to point from inspiring English sources

On Monday, after their anaemic 2-0 defeat at Houston, the club held a "team meeting" to "discuss ways to improve" – or, if you're of a more cynical mind, to point the finger and cast around for a scapegoat.

I suppose it's my own fault, though, because I didn't give a toss about how people looked at me in those days, and it never crossed my mind to point out the truth, or distance myself from what I realised now was an incredibly negative and damaging phrase".

Solving the problems of today may lead to new breakthroughs but it takes a promoters mind to point out revolutionary change.

And that's why it's so important to train the mind, to point it in the direction of an authentically creative space.

In retrospect, Robert Levy admitted: "I just said whatever came to mind just to point to him as the villain".

With this in mind I'm going to point out what is obviously the case.

"Israel doesn't want to be the odd man out but doesn't mind being the one to point to the facts as they are," he added.

With this background in mind, this research seeks to point out, through reform of the electoral system, the problems of silver democracy caused by societal ageing, and to suggest ways to achieve political equilibrium between generations.

You can easily succumb to doubts or make the choice to flip them and be determined to point your mind and heart north.

With that in mind, we find it important to point out some of the methodological weaknesses in Wilting et al.'s work, allowing those less familiar with the species or survey methodologies to put their conclusions in perspective.

This does two things - it immediately creates a quick connection in your mind to the point and it makes it very easy to find the key points when you revise or write using the notes.