Sentence examples for mind which comes from inspiring English sources

But the cheerfulness of my mind, which comes from the recollection of all my philosophical contemplation, counterbalances all these afflictions".

The only guests, whether by design or not, were fellow New Yorkers: Alicia Keys, who was thunderous on "Empire State of Mind," which came after the orchestra and band played a medley of New York songs, including Gil Scott-Heron's chilling "New York Is Killing Me".

Otherwise, the Queen has rarely striven to win hearts and minds, which comes with the consequent risk of losing them.

That's the exciting idea which came to mind when I watched her making the rounds of the talk shows this week.

Recall once more the Cusan "definition" of mind already alluded to in The Layman: About Mind: Mind is "that from which comes the limit and measure of all things".

This is the classic view of the world's wisdom traditions (with some exceptions -- certain strains of Buddhism come to mind, which do not accept a divine essence or creative agency in the cosmos).

A precedent which comes to mind is that of Mussolini's Italy.

It is decidedly not a concerto but rather a symphonic poem with a prominent piano part -- something along the lines of Stravinsky's "Petrouchka," which comes to mind partly because Stravinsky is so strongly recalled at the start of the piece.

An obvious example which comes to mind here is with Consumer Packaged Goods companies.

The big gorilla on the list is Fluor, which comes to mind any time anyone utters the word "infrastructure".

Thus, the first method which comes to mind is that we calculate the average economic, social and environmental performance for each supplier.