Sentence examples for public minds from inspiring English sources

A lot of folks are frustrated because this isn't the story they wanted to hear, but I think we should grab this chance to change public minds.

And if its regional news services and vast website are crowding out competition, it is not clear the public minds particularly.But a prospective Conservative government is not the only cloud on its horizon.

In England, dissection was linked in the public minds with dishonour and desecration of the soul so much so that high-level crimes became "punishable by dissection" in the 1752 Murder Act.

HIV/Aids was initially strongly associated, in public minds and scientific work, with gay men, which led to disastrous stigma and the neglect of other HIV+ groups (especially other marginalised groups such as sex workers and intravenous drug users).

Jeremy Browne, the Liberal Democrat Foreign Office minister and MP for a south-western and therefore Eurosceptical seat, observed with blistering understatement last week: "It would be a mistake for the Lib Dems to come to be known in the public minds as the party that in 2011 was the party that was in favour of AV and EU".

The likelihood of drowning while crossing the Med narrowed from the previous year's record of one in 269, to just one in 88; but sympathy hardened as the crisis became fatally entwined in public minds with the Islamic terror attacks rocking the continent.

That stuck in the public mind.

Placebos and lies were intertwined in the public mind.

In the public mind an arrogant profession has been humbled.

In the public mind, the two appeared to be one.

In the public mind, the prescriptions have changed even less.