Sentence examples for problems come to mind from inspiring English sources
Several problems come to mind.
The phrase "first world problems" came to mind – except rather than people pretending to complain about pesto and thinking they're funny, these were people who were relatively privileged but had legitimate cause for grievance.
This remark, indeed Freud's whole psychoanalytical strategy of fading into the background so that patients might be freed to speak more openly of their problems, has come to mind whenever I have been interviewed by Terry Gross, host of "Fresh Air," the hourlong show that is broadcast daily on some 300 National Public Radio stations to around three million listeners.
These are just problems that come to mind for me.
Espionage and blackmail are among the first set of problems that come to mind as results of this kind of incident.
There were some good things -- the Magna Carta was one -- but there were problems: the Crusades come to mind and the Inquisition spoiled things for a lot of people, as did that famous 'burning sensation' for men with frivolous "lifestyles".
When I try to think examples of serial drama shows that ran into this same problem, a few come to mind, all of which clearly stretched themselves too thin the further into the series they went: Dexter, The X-Files, 24, Smallville, Prison Break, and The Vampire Diaries.
Some operas have drawn on social and political problems—"Mozart, DaPonte, and Verdi immediately come to mind," Wright explains.
It has its problems - volatility, geekiness and an appeal to criminals come to mind.
I think there are two things that immediately come to mind in thinking about this problem.
