Sentence examples for new frame of mind from inspiring English sources

She returned an hour later with a new frame of mind.

Instructor Greg Norris introduces a new frame of mind for approaching the challenge of sustainability, engaging people to contribute a net-positive impact on the environment.

"We will settle into a new frame of mind,' said Frank Navran, director of training at the Ethics Resource Center, a nonprofit ethics training organization in Washington.

Add to this new frame of mind the rapidly developing passion for works that have a documented place in the history of art and culture, particularly those spelling out the names of historical characters.

But people like to be able to point to a book as the cause for a new frame of mind, possibly for the same reason that people prefer anecdotes to statistical evidence.

"Visitors will enter the door of the pavilion in a whole new frame of mind," said Gary B. Nash, a member of the Ad Hoc Historians and a professor of history at the University of California at Los Angeles.

The family members get ready to depart, and the panels neatly illuminate their new frames of mind: Peter seems less the outcast; Dennis is visibly more relaxed; Claire and Aki are better friends.

The Arab spring, they suggest optimistically and persuasively, has created a new frame of mind an unwillingness to accept humiliation and corruption, a readiness to transcend fear.

But it can also be a feather that tickles you through a difficult idea to a new understanding and frame of mind.

And Mr. Armani, whose shows are often conducted with a churchlike reverence, seemed to be in a new, more open frame of mind as the Italian fall 2001 collections drew to an end.

This new counter-sentimental frame of mind was induced by my experience in a single day of first-rate productions of two plays I had never seen: Githa Sowerby's "Rutherford and Son," first staged in 1912, and Doug Lucie's "Hard Feelings," from 1982.