Putting out of one's mind painful memories may seem like a quick fix, but they often resurface when least expected.

In her memo to the staff, she urged everyone to mind one's peas and cues during the ambassador's visit.

It helps to cast one's mind back to the first time you felt truly happy.

She believed that out of sight is out of mind, so she scheduled weekly calls with her elderly neighbor.

When his childhood friends moved across the country, he just shrugged and muttered 'outta sight, outta mind,' like an old proverb that eased his guilt.

At the formal dinner, guests were reminded to mind one's pees and cues to avoid any social blunders.

My grandmother always reminded me that being poor is a state of mind, not a permanent condition.

During the negotiation, his mind like a steel trap remembered every detail, which gave our side the upper hand.

If a neighbor plays loud music late at night, one may feel the urge to give someone a piece of one's mind.

The doctor explained that when an elderly patient regains clarity, you can say they 'have one's mind about one'.