Sentence examples for mind when reading from inspiring English sources

The words "pot and kettle" came to mind when reading your articles about the O'Reilly case.

This is a point worth keeping in mind when reading the Big Idea book of the moment, Steven Pinker's "Better Angels of Our Nature: Why Violence Has Declined".

Regarding the Hill matter, Mr. Gardner said: "The real problem in my mind when reading the transcript is that Countrywide's lawyer could not explain how this happened".

KEVIN KROMASH New Haven, June 14 , 2012To the Editor: I generally feel that the term "wage slavery" is misleading hyperbole, but it's the only term that comes to mind when reading Luigi Zingales's proposal.

This gentrification extends only to a relatively small area, but it is worth keeping in mind when reading about the city's bankruptcy filing — by far the biggest municipal-bankruptcy case in U.S. history.

It was the Stepanovs who came to mind when reading Sebastian Coe's first extended newspaper interview since the organisation he leads was revealed by Dick Pound, of Wada, last week to be a full and active participant in the cheating.

Captain Davis at first denied that he had taken the card, but changed his mind when read a passage from a letter he wrote to one of the investigators, now among the declassified documents, mentioning the registration card.

This event came to mind last week when reading yet another story about girls' collective failure to study physics at the same rate as boys.

Posterior cingulate activation has previously been found in theory of mind research when reading stories about social interaction [34], [35], in particular reading about a protagonist's thoughts [36], and also specifically in tasks focussing on empathy [37] here together with anterior cingulate, paracingulate gyrus and amygdala.

There are several things that you'll need to keep in mind when actually reading the chart.

I wish someone was trying to take over my mind when I read their novel, make me give them all their money, make me go on TV and jump up and down on sofas barking.