Sentence examples for thus minded from inspiring English sources

The journalist approaching Wolf's work is thus minded to watch their step lest the next time they see him, he's on Relocation: Down Under, dolefully asking Phil Spencer if a semi in Wagga Wagga can accommodate a collection of metallic winklepickers and a patchwork tent.

A headache is thus mind-dependent in a way in which tables, rocks, and shadows are not.

Thus, mind mapping may be an attractive resource to add to the study-strategy repertoire of entering medical students to help them learn and organize information.

I am thus at once minded to stick with this outlook and to recognize the difficulty conceptual, not procedural of formally recommending it to others.

It's probably because out of all the world's fashion weeks, the Big Apple's is the most commercially minded and thus the most predictable and insipid.

Thus, adult and sound minded people can only be persuaded to accept taking medicines only if they trust in its treatment outcomes especially its safety.

Each partition, composed of several panels, thus brings to mind a wall of Samsonite Rothkos.

(He holds his hands like paws, thus bringing to mind the animals he kills unintentionally).

They have been inseparable for 17 years, shadow twins, if you will, and thus did not mind living outside the "we" that was Stephen and Gregory.

Thus has coalition-minded Bush undermined the antiterrorist coalition, ceding to nations overseas the high moral and legal ground long held by U.S. justice.

When thinking of sound art, the champion that comes to mind thus far in history is composer John Cage.