Sentence examples for minds about starting from inspiring English sources

Patients seem to make up their minds about starting or forgoing palliative chemotherapy before they are informed by their medical oncologist and, thus, outside the consultation room.

With those caveats in mind, how about starting with the state versus federal power issue?

From Valentine's bird's-eye perch, he saw nothing to change his mind about starting Reed -- 13-9 laseasonson, with a 2.89 earned run average -- in the team's third regular-season game, against Pittsburgh on April 3.

Keep this in mind if you have any doubt about starting the course.

But if you accept the metaphor, running into things in the empirical world gets our minds to start thinking about, for the first time, the heavenly realm of the Platonic forms and ideas.

But we have reached an interesting moment when some of the world's brightest business minds are starting to think about how to enlist global capital to solve them.

But in the absence of any gap to evaluate — as with a status quo goal — our minds immediately start thinking about that context.

With the camera in the back of our minds, we start thinking about what we should say and how we want it to be remembered.

As heads get smashed and limbs get severed during the climactic battle — goosed by the surge and sweep of the score by composer Ramin Djawadi ("Game of Thrones") — your mind might start casting about, as mine did, for a real-world political subtext.

But I kept going, and after about 30 seconds, everyone changed their minds and started supporting me".

There may not be much hope for a marriage-equality vote from Clarence Thomas, but that his interracial (second) marriage would have been illegal in a number of states as recently as 1967 might cross his colleagues' minds when lawyers start talking about the immutability of marriage.