Sentence examples for to be minded from inspiring English sources

And this "Hothouse," like "Mission Drift," reminds us of the theatrical energy to be minded from enervated empires.

Froome sits alone with me, for he has no need to be minded by a press officer or media fixer, and the normally tense last encounter on the eve of a brutal and controversial race eases with the fading sunlight.

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This was tough to take, and Russia had repeatedly warned the West that its interests in its historic sphere of influence needed to be minded, and that it did not feel safe when a military alliance formed explicitly to confront its legal predecessor, the U.S.S.R., was advancing to its doorstep.

And there's got to be a cultural fallout when a society goes from faith to not – a gap to be minded so much more than people seem to realise.

The hologramlike figure seems at first to be minding its own business, looking around, biding time.

Commentators longed to be mind readers.

He found the drugs to be mind-numbing.

Fiery and profane in private, she tends to be mind-numbingly dull on the record.

A whole album of this stuff is going to be mind-blowing.

The essential condition of youth is to be mind-visionary: to see everything as though it might have a mind.