Sentence examples for still minded from inspiring English sources

Either way, I'm still minded to say the Tories ought to win this election, negative posters or not, though they are doing their best to make it interesting – and to keep Gordon's spirits up.

Divide the accusations in two, and then halve them again, and they are still mind-boggling.

The card trick he is teaching his protégé involves no apparent skill, no card handling or card moving, still mind against mind, but without the interference of fingers.

Mr. Han and his wife, Jenny, still mind the store — ice cream to the left, tomatoes and apples by the door.

The British have a taste for European levels of welfare, but still mind very much that their armed forces should be respected (and visible) around the world.

While consumers are still minding their budgets, the rising sales are an encouraging, if tentative, sign of economic rebound after more than a year of steep shopper cuts.

(Though still mind-blowing).

It shuts factories but, worse still, minds.

Still, mind-body cardio classes continue to proliferate and to win converts.

Blake had already left the Cup program, but his death was still mind-boggling.

And yes, it's still mind-blowing to think this otherworldly din was conceived and executed by teenagers.