Sentence examples for standing mind from inspiring English sources

Loughnan et al. (2013) have argued that people who are objectified by others will be denied moral standing, mind, and humanity and also that they will be judged less competent than someone who is not objectified by others.

ALEX KOPPELMAN: Not that I'm complaining about the lack of standing ovations, mind you — speeds things up — just observing.

He's usually standing around minding his own business when something happens.

"I was standing there minding my own business," he said, when he saw Mr. Dewhurst's hand signal and dutifully complied.

So I'm just standing there, minding my own business, gathering my thoughts for a post-game spot, and Cousins is walking along, and then he just goes berserk.

Cells in the body are just standing around, minding their own business, when something — maybe an infection or a stress on the body like an operation — triggers the immune system and starts the machinery that makes antibodies to fight the antagonist.

You'll be standing there, minding your own business, and Richard will pull out his phone and start dictating a text message.

"You don't mind standing up and being counted, you don't mind putting your head above the parapet, but if it ends up being for nothing then I think that's the hardest thing of all," she said.

I find that most tourists stand out painfully from the crowd either because they don't mind standing out or because they just weren't prepared.

I don't mind standing out.

I told her I didn't mind standing.