Sentence examples for mind when talking from inspiring English sources
Superlatives come quickly to mind when talking about Sao Paulo.
The first story to come to mind when talking about my father is his retelling of the events surrounding the death of Emmett Till.
"Awkward" is an adjective that often comes to mind when talking to Chung: in person, she has none of the confidence one might expect of someone dubbed by Grazia as "the coolest girl in London with the coolest friends" (her close circle includes models Pixie Geldof and Daisy Lowe, and Radio 1 DJ Nick Grimshaw).
Edgy, unapologetic, seductive, nonconformist… these words often spring to mind when talking about Montreal.
Rural hospitals, car insurers and furniture stores aren't exactly the first businesses that come to mind when talking about growth stocks, but fund manager Richard Aster Jr. picks through such sleepy industries to find growing companies that others have ignored.
We do not know whether Diodorus had his own modal notions in mind when talking about possibility in his criterion, or just some pre-technical, general concept of possibility, or whether he perhaps intended to cover both (Denyer 1981, 39-41; Sedley 1977, 101-2).
"Cancer isn't at the forefront of people's minds when talking about obesity, and that's really concerning," said Alison Cox, director of cancer prevention at Cancer Research UK. "Few understand that excess weight increases the risk of several cancers, including some of the most common, such as breast cancer".
First up, the word that comes to most people's minds when talking about homosexual issues: "gay".
What immediately comes to mind when talk turns to autonomous vehicles is Google's high-profile efforts to develop a driverless car or, perhaps, rumors that Apple plans to create a competing vehicle.
Just before Christmas, Welsh Secretary Stephen Crabb told the Western Mail that he had asked cabinet colleagues to mind their language when talking about the NHS in Wales.
Also keep in mind what you say when talking to your friends.
