Sentence examples for mind when watching from inspiring English sources

It's a simile that constantly springs to mind when watching the massed talents onstage tonight struggle through a production as leaden and lifeless as this.

It's especially good to bear all this in mind when watching Stanley Kramer's Guess Who's Coming to Dinner, a cotton-wool unreality of a movie.

Yet even he said he could not get the images out of his mind when watching a passion play in Union City, N.J., something he said he resented.

This is the key number to keep in mind when watching the election returns … Now, in Clinton's favor, she doesn't necessarily need to win pledged delegates.

His daughter was Louisa May Alcott, and it's hard to push her most famous novel to the back of your mind when watching this showcase for four women, each strong in a delicate way.

I had that in mind when watching "Game Change", HBO's new movie about the 2008 presidential campaign, based on Mark Halperin and John Heilemann's book of the same name.

(Here and in some other character dances, Léonide Massine's choreography comes to mind, not for the first time when watching Mr. Ratmansky's).

"What comes to mind when I watch this is the effort being made to keep our homes safe," said Lee Hotaling, who watched the firefighting effort from his front porch.

Watching him, you begin to recall the great physical comedians of the past Keaton, Arbuckle, and Chaplin all come to mind when you watch this furious man at work.

"Tino came to mind when I watched him".

Thorpe's show came to mind when I watched Jim Davidson the other night.