Sentence examples for was minded from inspiring English sources
noun
The ability for rational thought.
- Despite advancing age, his mind was still as sharp as ever.
She was minded to say yes.
He was minded to vote against the government, he says.
The judge was minded to keep him in the cells.
He said: "She had an infection in her gall bladder and the surgeon was minded to take out her appendix.
Only halfway down the press release was notice given that Mr Byers was "minded to grant" the project government backing.
Surely the culture secretary told us that he was "minded" to refer this deal to the Competition Commission?
Darius, when he had thus appointed Xerxes his heir, was minded to lead forth his armies; but he was prevented by death while his preparations were still proceeding.
The government, he also said, was minded to set a formal inflation target for the RBI soon, of 2%-6 2%-6%nd 2016.India has beyonducky.
The US is known to record FCEs, so there exists incontrovertible evidence of Shaker's abuse – if the UK was minded to ask to see them.
King Lear, Shakespeare tells us, was "minded like the weather" — as charged and turbulent as the storm that raged around him on the heath.
The CMA shocked Sainsbury's and Asda in its preliminary findings last month by saying it was "minded to reject" the tie-up.
