Sentence examples for somewhere in mind from inspiring English sources

"Very scary," he smiles warily, no doubt with Devine's words somewhere in mind.

Keeping those caveats somewhere in mind, hit the road to Plum Blossoms.

The exchange runs, I'd figure, about thirty seconds, but it seems to have dropped in from a much more ample drama and a much fuller dramatic impulse that Stone had somewhere in mind, and swept aside in favor of political advocacy.

That is, the representation must not merely be instantiated somewhere in the mind or brain, but it must be deployed, or apt to be deployed, in ways we regard as characteristic of belief.

When someone is saying: 'I feel fear' he is not feeling or observing his fear somewhere in his mind or brain (as someone may feel with his fingers that the penny in his pocket is rough or smooth).

As they moved forward, Pound asked, could they somewhere keep in mind the interests of sport?

If you want to sell your iPod somewhere, keep in mind what generation it is.

"I'm wondering whether, perhaps, somewhere in your mind, you've got the idea that 'this relationship only works if I'm ill.' " "I don't think so," I reply wearily.

Most important, at the core task of transporting your psyche to a verdant green playscape somewhere in your mind, this new game succeeds completely.

"Somewhere in my mind," Dykstra said.

Somewhere in his mind was a terrifying thought … but no.