Sentence examples for mind was given from inspiring English sources
His mind was given over to doubt and questionings and to a growing conviction that he should quit and became a simple artisan.
Although, according to the UCLA report, very little mind was given to Latino segregation at the time of Brown, rates of Latino school segregation have increased dramatically.
Jones, who had always envisaged herself playing Rachel Bailey when the idea of the project came in to mind, was given the role, though at the programme's pre-production stages the character had a different first name, Cathy.
So captivating was that bump — captured from every angle, and shown repeatedly since then from same — that not much mind was given to the affectionate pat Obama followed up with as his wife left the stage, which ETP earlier called an "ass-pat" but which closer scrutiny reveals hit in that demure place on where lower back meets buttock.
That the mind is given no place to rest.
But Hodgson's mind is given to spark in these moments, an eloquent man who never troubled England's great seats of learning but can be found with his nose in a book at every spare moment.
"The question that sort of lingers in my mind is, given all the other kinds of things that are constantly going on and how little I see of police in the neighborhood, that this was the best use of their 20 minutes of time?" he said of the two officers.
Examples of products and processes designed with these issues in mind are given.
I didn't mind being given to different people because it allowed me to see and meet new people.
Several reasons for the change of mind were given, including threatened sponsor withdrawal, possible lawsuits, and "moral grounds"; Baxter denied that sponsor pressure caused the drop, instead affirming that "the shootings are still a very touchy subject, and rightly so.
Thus the thinking in the ordinary mind is, "Given enough money, I can control enough people (or enough countries) and make them yield to certain decisions, thus preventing other things from happening.
