Sentence examples similar to striking mind from inspiring English sources
Brad Sherman called Paulson's proposed legislation an "awe-striking, mind-boggling power grab" designed with only Wall Street in mind.
Yet these two differences are less striking to my mind than the similarities.
Since the key to successful striking is the mind, you want to stay as calm as possible before you strike.
The most striking insight, to my mind, has to do with Gore's famous woodenness.
"Eureka" may be Mr. Siegfried's most striking example, a literary mind hitting the cosmological jackpot.
She was a handsome, red-haired, striking woman with a mind of her own, and a dedicated scientist.
This might not matter so much if African governments could be trusted to genuinely keep majority public interest in mind when striking land deals.
It is to my mind both striking and of serious concern that despite that knowledge and the rumours circulating through Fleet Street, nothing public was said or done about this issue beyond a series of 'in-jokes' at award ceremonies and unguarded references in memoirs.
The Sea of Seven Colors is so striking you don't mind sharing.
Never mind, the striking dichotomy that has opened between energy prices and well-behaved core inflation rates in the non-energy segments of the economy.
