The expression "mind well" is not an idiomatic phrase in English. However, you can use another phrase, "mind your own business," which means to stay out of other people's affairs. For example: "If you don't want to get into trouble, you'd better mind your own business."
The project should seek to address at least one of the eight areas of wellness – move well, eat well, mind well, rest well, love well, seek well, work well, and save well – and should strive to create an event or program that is creative and engaging for those involved.
"And she doesn't mind?" "Well, she didn't.
That's what makes "The Righteous Mind" well worth reading.
A dozen other 50s-sounding titles spring to mind – well, 60s at any rate.
From mindfulness training classes to individual clinical support, Yale offers a plethora of resources to mind well.
ADVERTISING and eyeballs were two nouns linked in my mind well before Internet marketers started spouting them.
Is the moral mind well-designed to meet the adaptive challenges modern people face?
In an e-mail message, Dunn recalled Butch as "the kind of thinker who introduced me to what a good mind, well-versed in his subject, could offer".
Buddhists believe that a mind well-trained and strengthened in the proper manner will help bring peace and progress both to the individual and to society as a whole.
The scares here are expertly done and, placed in the context of Laura's state of mind, well-earned, perhaps even explainable (or not)." Peter Howell of the Toronto Star wrote, "The year's best horror picture is also one of the simplest.
Of course I'm angry that all those fair minded well intentioned liberal beliefs have been abused.
