Sentence examples for old minds from inspiring English sources

Of particular interest to Massie is what can come from the meeting of young and old minds.

What statement is she making to the young and old minds of Shetlanders, and the tourists on whom the Lerwick economy depends?

One year on the job, with this under way, Gioia persuaded Laura Bush to get behind an even more ambitious road show: "American Masterpieces," sponsoring 16 traveling shows presenting great American works across the U.S. and across all art forms, accompanied by the educational programming to make them meaningful to young and old minds.

The sweep of Chardin's thought really excited my 23 year old mind.

Ronald made me laugh so much: although he was an elderly man, he didn't have an old mind at all.

The literary poverty of "The Body" makes its premise -- a new vehicle for an old mind -- seem like going only halfway.

"I guess I'm of the old mind-set that sequels should be more a continuation of a story than a rehash of a story," he said.

Stillman films these rounds of romance and jealousy, old mind-sets and new friendships, as scintillating dialectical jousts in which verbal blows take the place of action and leave lasting emotional wounds.

And the ambrosial memory yet lingers in my old mind like a sweet, candid whisper in a New Orleans hotel on that dangerously tepid autumn night in 1942.

"The idea that there was a science – a manual, so to speak – about why people did what completely blew my 12-year old mind.

Saturday night when you'll get as drunk as your fifteen year old mind allows.