Sentence examples for minds about ending from inspiring English sources
So there could never have been any more of Father Ted, even if the creators had changed their minds about ending the series – nor any spin-offs, for the only character with any independent viability was Ted himself.
These were ambiguous words, and did not seem to jibe very well with his promises as a candidate to bring the war to a quick conclusion, but in the absence of any stronger suggestion that the President had changed his mind about ending the war the public remained unalarmed.
He said that he did not believe Mr. Netanyahu had begun this operation with electoral considerations in mind, but that "the deliberations about ending it are deeply affected by political calculations".
Sherpas I spoke to were in two minds about the end of the season.
The film's narrative trajectory pointed inexorably toward a big ending, even a revelation, but Kubrick kept changing his mind about what that ending would be — and nobody who saw the film knew quite what to make of the one he finally chose.
Perhaps I need to stop getting so angry about and accept the sensationalised way in which our bodies and our minds will end up portrayed.
"Mr. McVeigh is resolved in his mind about an end to this process," the lawyer said, adding: "His demeanor was extremely calm.
Though I'm sure they already have ideas in their minds about where guys will end up".
Does that change your mind about reporting?" And ends with her attacker found guilty in a military court – right before his commanding officer decides to reject the court's decision, and put him back on active duty.
Just listen to "The Kids," off of Berlin: "The black Air Force Sergeant / Wasn't the first one…" He's always pushing me to go further into the depths of hell to have all the experiences life has to offer, the profound and the profane before making up my mind about whether to end it all.
