Sentence examples for the same mind that from inspiring English sources
"The mind that can take these extraordinary pictures is not necessarily the same mind that is a perfect money manager," according to Graydon Carter, editor of Vanity Fair.
"The mind that can take these extraordinary pictures is not necessarily the same mind that is a perfect money manager," said Graydon Carter, the editor of Vanity Fair.
(The movie's sweeping overhead views of turn-of-the-century New York look as if they were spawned by the same mind that created the game).
Yet here, too, the paradox abides: abject and contemptible as they are, these poems are recognisably products of the same mind that gave us "The Hollow Men" and "Sweeney Agonistes".
Critics and viewers often questioned how a show like that, and other Cannell titles like "Riptide, "Renegade" and the late-night series "Silk Stalkings" could spring from the same mind that created a complex, groundbreaking crime drama like "Wiseguy," which has often been cited as a forerunner to "The Sopranos" (though David Chase, creator of that HBO series, never actually saw it).
But then it hit me, was I was receiving joy from the same mind that brought him darkness and pain?
Rock Band is from the same minds that created the Guitar Hero series, although they were not involved in its latest installment, from Activision, Guitar Hero III: Legends of Rock ($50 for software alone, $80 with a guitar controller, at www.guitarhero.com for the PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Wii, Mac and Windows).
The same minds that figured out how to split a security into a multitude of different cash flows and contingent returns are now engineering products in which the tax benefits are split off from the underlying economics of a deal.
Therefore, I decided to let go of owning this, and to just let it develop as it is meant to, realizing that anyone who contributes to this article is of the same mind, believing that positive thinking is a blessing for each of us.
He and I are of the same mind on that point.
On two matters, however, all nine Justices were of the same mind: first that the secular courts will be slow to enter into questions concerning the autonomy and self-regulation of religions.
