Sentence examples for resolving mind from inspiring English sources

In the New Worlds, as had become the case in Africa after the colonizing and enslaving incursions of acquisitive peoples from Europe and the Arabian peninsula, the recurrent and decisive foci of life in the racialized crucibles were the struggles to endure while resolving mind- and soul-rending tensions that threatened and otherwise conditioned self- and community-formation and living.

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"Evidently the majority of the Lebanese have resolved their minds; they don't want confrontation, they want peace," said Hilal Khashan, a political science professor at American University of Beirut.

And there is an unforgettable description of Mr Ahern wandering the streets of his native Dublin late at night and resolving to change his mind and modify his original stance on "strand two".

"Whether that's helpful to resolving the situation, reasonable minds could differ".

Slowly, the first of the three poems begins to resolve in his mind's eye, details appearing.

It took me a long time to resolve in my mind that the Indian army is guilty of such heinous crimes.

"Mr. McVeigh is resolved in his mind about an end to this process," the lawyer said, adding: "His demeanor was extremely calm.

Time and time again, he sketches out some intractable political issue that he is sure could be resolved in his mind if he can only think hard enough about it.

Woodbine explained, "[Politicians] can resolve, in their mind, some of the most heinous actions when it comes to policies..

Other mother's game with Coraline has been a game of wits, and must be resolved in the mind, not in a flurry of action with flung cats and slammed doors.