Sentence examples for three minds from inspiring English sources
"I was of three minds, / Like a tree / In which there are three blackbirds".
He's out from the last ball of what turns into a wicket maiden, put in three minds by the pitch not having the bounce he's bargained for.
— Solo for Three Minds (Dialogues with Marcel Proust)" takes its inspiration from this statement, which Mr. Sofrenovic attributes to the great French novelist: "I only know who I am and what I am when I find out who I was and whom I was surrounded by".
Umbrella waltzes between three minds and two people: his recurring character, the psychiatrist Zack Busner, in the 1970s and the present day; and a patient, Audrey Dearth, or De'Ath, or Death, who suffers from encephalitis lethargica, the so-called "sleepy sickness" which broke out in 1918 and left its victims locked in for decades, conscious but unresponsive.
He scored Scotland's try, bullying his way through Eoin Reddan's tackle before putting the last line of defence, Rob Kearney, in three minds, and is his side's one world-class player, unfortunate, like Italy's Sergio Parisse, to be surrounded by so much mediocrity.
"Myself, I'm really of two minds.
At a farmers' hunt, no one minds.
American policymakers were in two minds.
