Sentence examples for mind wrought from inspiring English sources

Their feathery leaves are attached to twigs of a calligraphic angularity that brings to mind wrought iron.

Now to dig out my old copies of The Turn of the Screw and The Golden Bowl, and remind myself what such a mind wrought.

However, Brunson's earliest days -- we're talking a decade prior to the time when ClickFunnels even had become a thought in his mind -- were wrought with difficulties.

This is a portrait of an unstable mind, an expansive, expertly wrought imagining of memory's failures and potential.

You can find the play fully diagrammed on page 520 of Walsh's book "Finding the Winning Edge" — one of the real masterpieces of the American managerial mind — looking as intricately wrought as one of those neutrino-decay patterns from CERN.

And that raises the hope that the ravages wrought on the human mind by Alzheimer's disease could be as reversible as the winter freeze.Arctic ground squirrels hibernate for up to seven months of the year, sinking into a torpor from which they periodically rewarm their bodies to 37°C before re-entering the supercooled state.

Say the word "Riviera," and that magical and doomed  world Fitzgerald wrought comes immediately to mind.

This revolving-door conceit, which provides a steady stream of people with their minds on matrimony, is so cutely wrought as to recall "The Love Boat".

Imagine Walt rolling over in his grave angry at what his namesake has wrought in America's subliminal mind.

We had a frank discussion of this report at the Peter G. Peterson Institute for International Economics on Monday, and I was struck by how many people have a hard time getting their minds around the scale of the damage wrought by large financial institutions that got out of control.

Despite, or because of, her state of mind, she gave one of her most finely wrought performances as the sexually frustrated Maggie.