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Sentences ending with minded

You must have thought I asked you to tell me what sort of books I wanted--for I am apt to say things which I don't really mean, when I am absent minded. [5]
And I will say my say now, and ye may report it if ye be so minded. [5]
You might have said trouble with a woman--I should not have minded. [11]
I can stop on this first page if I do not care to say anything more, and let this article stand by itself if so minded. [6]
Had my father left me alone in our cabin for a fortnight, I should not have minded. [9]
The man was evidently bloody minded. [5]
I only meant did you want your horse minded. [12]

Short sentences using minded

Who minded her! [12]

More example sentences with the word minded in them

He would make young Schopper pay some penalty yet more than a mere fine, to that he pledged his royal word, and as for young Welemisl, he was minded to devise some punishment that should hinder many an over-bold knight from drawing his sword! [10]
I minded that you were talking to her yesterday in the lab'rat'ry, before the telegram came about Mr. George. [9]
Only lately he wrote to his uncle from Paris that he was minded to make me his wife. [10]
One ironically minded would have said she chirruped, for her words came out in not unmusical, if staccato, notes, and she shook her shrivelled, ringed fingers reprovingly at a stalwart young man. [11]
I minded me with silent thanksgiving of all the good cheer yestereve had brought us, and of the wisdom and faithfulness of our good friends. [10]
They made laws which nobody minded and which could not be executed. [5]
The little house was gone; but that I scarcely minded, for I had suddenly come into possession of my wife's castle in Spain. [4]
Albeit I was truly minded at all times to rejoice with those who were rejoicing, all this bravery, at this time, was sorely against the grain of my troubled heart and its forebodings of ill. [10]
Are ye minded to utter that name and die? [5]
She looked forward to this with such firm hope as filled me with fears, when I minded me of my brother's letters, in which he never had aught to tell of but vain pleasures and pastimes. [10]
I was minded to seek her there, and went by the ante-chamber where the sick lady's writing-table and books stood, and which led to the sitting chamber. [10]
Hast been minded to cozen me, the good King thy father, who loveth thee, and kindly useth thee, with a sorry jest? [5]
But twice or thrice during the night I waked to see the torch still shining, and caught the fragrance of consuming pine, and minded not at all the smoke the burning made. [11]
At times he thought his father imagined he could get work to do in America without any trouble, and was minded to let him try it and cure himself of his radicalism by hard, cold, disenchanting experience. [5]
Twice I felt the stings of his point, once in the hand, and once in the body, but I minded them as little as pinpricks. [9]
Since that time the sheriff and his folks have let him alone and minded their own business. [6]
He has minded the office again. [12]
According to history, the monks of this place two centuries before had been worldly minded enough to want to wash. [5]
I didn't mind the lickings, because they didn't amount to nothing; but I minded the trouble we had to lay in another lot. [5]
As soon as the host of The Mirror heard this tale, he minded him of that strange, dark man and, when that way-farer came not home to his inn, he made report thereof to the judges. [10]
And I know that thou wilt deliver them, for that thou art minded to great deeds and art as strong a knight of your hands and as brave to will and to do, as any that is on live. [5]
Mr. Henderson says that the world would get on better if everybody minded his own business. [4]
It must be that each one was minded to enjoy, in the short space of life that might yet be his, all the delights of long years.--And foremost of these was the Marchesa Bianca Zorzi. [10]
Here is the span of Napoleon's career;--the tree doesn't seem to have minded it. [6]
There was no soot here, and if there had been, the dead would not have minded it. [9]
But her bosom rose and fell fast, as if some danger threatened her, and her nostrils quivered, and I was minded to hold out my arms to save her from falling. [10]
In the first place, the Cure seemed satisfied; secondly, he minded his own business. [11]
He sat down on one of those cans (for he never minded grease when duty was before him), and he took hold of the foremost dog by the collar, and turned his reproving eye upon wicked Tom Jones. [5]
So Joan was not minded to let the men be demoralized by pillage and riot and carousings; she had the Augustins burned, with all its stores in it, excepting the artillery and ammunition. [5]
Plainly he was not minded to be robbed of his glory. [5]
But there was no harm in his vanity, and nobody minded it. [5]
If they're not narrow minded and bigoted they make good companions. [5]
Junker Henning and my brother were minded to have a passage of arms, and with sharp weapons. [10]
And then I minded me of what I had read of the Roman Lucretia, and if I had been possessed of any magic art, I would have given the first raven by the way a sharp bodkin that he should carry it to her. [10]
Yet to the Junker's question whether she were plighted to another, and whether he were minded to wed her, Hans was forced in truth to say nay. [10]
He didn't mind it now: he minded nothing. [4]
A. I thought it not worth while to look further, and was minded to use the money in finishing the wing of the foundling-asylum connected with the priory and nunnery. [5]
The old man is less disposed to argue about special matters of belief, and more ready to sympathize with spiritually minded persons without anxious questioning as to the fold to which they belong. [6]
She had put in her idle moments during the last little while back, in designing a particularly rare and capable gown for herself, and this morning she set about making it up; but she was absent minded, and made an irremediable botch of it. [5]
The desert of ice that stretched far and wide about us was wild and desolate beyond description, and the perils which beset us were so great that at times I was minded to turn back. [5]
I don't think I should have minded it so much, if it hadn't been for the faces of those other two crazy men. [11]
At that moment I minded me of the morning when Love had thrown her into his arms, and it was with pain and wonder that I marked her further demeanor. [10]
He was fresh, high- minded, extravagant, idle; but he had no vices, and no particular vanity save for his personal appearance. [11]
And when he had swallowed a good cup of strong Malvoisie, he could sit up, and enquired if the Baron von Im Hoff were minded to satisfy the Sultan's over-great demand. [10]
Before the sun had set he had informed the anchorite, to whom Paulus had directed him, that the Alexandrian declined their call, and was minded to remain on the Holy Mountain. [10]
Presently, when we had many times paced the road to and fro the Pernharts' house, Ann was minded to knock at the door; but behold she was saved the pains. [10]
The patriarch's complaints had come also to the Kadi's knowledge, and he, too, was minded to exact retribution for the massacre of the Moslem soldiers; but the punishment should fall on none but the guilty. [10]
Thereupon he hastily greeted me, and went on to ask of me whether I duly minded that he had been a faithful and thankworthy guardian. [10]
But if a gentleman paid his way, and was generous and polite, and minded his own business, wherefore should people busy themselves about him? [11]
I breathed more freely, put my hand on my Hans' arm, and was minded to bid him take me to Herdegen and speak out my mind, but my brother, as it fell, prevented me. [10]
Armand continued: "As for this 'testament, gentlemen, I will fulfil its conditions; though I swear, were I otherwise minded regarding the woman" --here Parpon raised his head swiftly--"I would not hang my hat for an hour in the Tall Porch. [11]
I begged again--begged, for a crust, and got the stocks and lost an ear--see, here bides the stump; I begged again, and here is the stump of the other to keep me minded of it. [5]
I wanted to do it, and was minded to do it, but a better thought came to me: to put him to shame; to break his heart; to kill him by inches. [5]
One, for instance, declared that--"if every man went to church proper of a Sunday and minded his own business the country would get along well enough. [9]
She was pretty, clear- minded, kind, and very grave. [11]
She, Klea, was by no means minded to let this happen without an effort at defence, and it even became clearer and clearer to her mind that it was her duty to act, and without delay. [10]
They turned their attention to Dunois now, but he had balked Joan once, with unpleasant results to himself, and was not minded to meddle in that way again. [5]
As many as are of opinion that the bill pass will say Aye, contrary minded No. [9]
Nobody asked them, and I shouldn't have minded if anybody had paid me a compliment, but nobody did. [5]
In short, this amazing actor succeeded so well with Mrs. Bolton, that she said to Philip one day, "Thy friend, Henry Brierly, appears to be a very worldly minded young man. [5]
He had had a struggle with Ismail, and his own place and influence had been in something like real danger, but he had not minded that. [11]
When she had a quilting, or Dorcas S'iety at her house she gen'ally borrowed Miss Higgins's wooden leg to stump around on; it was considerable shorter than her other pin, but much she minded that. [5]
A voice called a halt from the other bank, and said: "An they were so minded, they could get to yon tree by this branch that overhangs, and yet not touch ground. [5]

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