Sentence examples for previous mind from inspiring English sources

There are numerous ways to add more free time into a busy life, including work-free weekends, postlunch catnaps, days off, vacations from technology, no-work evenings, and regular 10-minute work breaks (described more fully in a previous Mind Matters column).

The examiners were experienced medical educators who had used mind maps in the academic setting and participated in previous mind map research.

Online, some fans claimed they had already found the cat, with many claiming it was much easier than the previous mind-bending image.

Reprising the twitchy filmmaking style of his previous mind-altering documentaries "Cocaine Cowboys" (2006) and "Cocaine Cowboys II" (2008), the director, Billy Corben, packs his film with substance-smeared chins and sleazy characters.

With previous mind-controlled prosthetics, people could open and close the artificial hands, but couldn't move individual fingers.

Such realistic colors are a departure from his previous mind-boggling psychedelic shapes and rainbows, grounding the series in the non-digital almost-recognizable details inon-digital almost-recognizablelistic bits inon-digital almost-recognizable

3. Be somewhat financially supported by these parents, or a trust left by your grandparents, or by a spouse - or have banked a large chunk of change in your previous mind-numbing soul-crushing Wall Street job - so that you don't actually have to survive on yoga teacher wages while becoming a Yogalebrity.

Maternal mind-mindedness and attachment will also be assessed during pregnancy and at 3 months, by coding a 5 minute audio recording of the mother talking freely about her baby in response to the question, "Could you please tell me what thoughts you have has so far about your (unborn) baby?" The coding system will be based on previous mind-mindedness and attachment research [ 57– 60].

The new display is also more environmentally friendly than the previous display never mind the sense of cutting down tree after tree to make paper.

While trying to dredge up the old memories, Walter recounts a previous unsuccessful mind control experiment he had worked on for an advertising agency, who wished to compel customers to buy their products using flashing lights.

Elite sport is no place for wall flowers, but the allegations levelled at Sutton brought to mind previous controversies.