You have to have your mind tuned to the absurd.
It kept his mind tuned to white noise.
Here it seems is the record of a mind tuned by the special village character of what Bishop Hall, a 17th-century writer, described as the "sweet and civil county" of Suffolk.
But Cather may never have found a home at Drew if Mrs. Caspersen, a mother of four, hadn't decided back in the late 1970's that she needed to keep her mind tuned through the tumult of raising her children.
Tilden believed that Port Lympne, with its murals by Rex Whistler, its garden by Norah Lindsay, and its dramatic bathing pool that seemed to float above the marsh, was Sassoon's response to the war, a declaration that "a new culture had risen up from the sickbed of the old, with new aspirations… [a] mind tuned to a new burst of imagination".
Like many skills, tasting requires the right tools: perfectly clean, clear glasses for swirling, smelling and viewing the wine, a cool, calculating mind tuned for assessment, and a spit bucket to maintain the sharpness of the aforesaid mind.
But when I tried to explain to others what I had learned, I witnessed a lot of eyes glazing over and minds tuning out.
Minds tuned in anywhere but where they need to be: amid sun, sand and surf.
The languishing swain, or, The happy return of his loyal love : this loyal swain, did much complain, his love was most unkind, which when she heard, she soon appear'd, and eas'd his grieved mind : tune of, Charon make haste.
Your view of nature can sometimes help your mind tune in to important things like your homework.
