What you need to do is to get in the right frame of mind by reading up on the subject. |
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Whistling a quick tune or two can really help you keep a positive frame of mind when life's little niggles get to you. |
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We won't know until the inspectors get there what his frame of mind is, but it's pretty bellicose in the meantime. |
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Once an individual has this frame of mind the sky is the limit for opportunities and challenges that lie ahead. |
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After they pass their test people have a different frame of mind and it can help build confidence. |
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It would be a nice one to win, and I hope every player will approach the game in a determined frame of mind. |
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I have regular check-ups and I'm in a very positive frame of mind about the situation. |
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Come back at a later stage and maybe you will be in a better frame of mind. |
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Of course, we would have to put ourselves in the right frame of mind for this to succeed. |
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They do, however, represent a captive audience and, what is more, an audience in a highly receptive frame of mind. |
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Fourteen is not an easy age and getting your children into the right frame of mind for these tests can be difficult. |
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In any case, the ads, if you're in the right frame of mind, can resonate almost symphonically with the poetry. |
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You could end up in a frame of mind, a digressive meditation on the dislocation of people or cultures, or you could end up in prison. |
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Delightfully conceived and beautifully shot, the video captures Peter's carefree frame of mind perfectly. |
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If at any point in describing your options you find your opponents in an agreeable frame of mind, hit them with a yesable proposal. |
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She found question one very easy and it started her off in a good frame of mind. |
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Reading, writing and rereading my list keeps me in a positive frame of mind. |
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While trying to put myself into her frame of mind, a sudden and unprovoked eureka moment came over me. |
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Not especially in a mood to linger and look around I made a mental note to return in a better frame of mind. |
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A frame of mind such as this may incline you to greater intimacy with your nearest and dearest. |
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Temples and pagodas exist only to inspire the proper frame of mind for believers' devotion and self-awareness. |
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Now that Paul Lennon is obviously in an extremely benevolent frame of mind does this mean a massive pay rise for the Tassie workforce? |
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The rhythmic breathing and the relaxed state of the muscles are interpreted by the brain as conducive to a calm frame of mind. |
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Lisselton came up trumps in the big game and understandably the team and supporters were in a jubilant frame of mind on their homeward journey. |
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The psychology of doing something puts you in the right frame of mind and helps to establish discipline. |
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The Biancoceleste have had the ideal preparation for the double-header, with a 2-1 win at Udinese at the weekend putting them in the right frame of mind. |
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Our support team has been fantastic, doing so much to keep our athletes healthy and in a good competitive frame of mind. |
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These two approaches undoubtedly explain why the respective drafters were not in the same frame of mind. |
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With a few well-chosen words, you can put the respondent in the right frame of mind for the interview. |
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I'm often in this frame of mind, railing against new cars' corpulence, but I feel it particularly sharply here. |
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The vegetable patch was recreated, in an historical frame of mind, with its orderly squares and plants that grew in the gardens of New France. |
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In the right frame of mind any crucial five minutes could amuse the most restive psyche, despite which fact you feel certain that you could easily destroy a universe of time. |
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It is a set of convictions, a moral code and an individual and collective frame of mind, a way of being, of acting and reacting. |
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If you start with the frame of mind of providing basic information, your tech call will go smoothly from the get-go. |
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If you're in a negative frame of mind then you'll concoct a whole pot of deception, which can lead to paranoia. |
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It's always good to approach these events in a positive frame of mind, eh? |
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This frame of mind would be the best guarantee that intolerance and enmity remain a marginal phenomenon. |
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We have to trace the frame of mind of particular individuals who want to make their case known to the government in a formal manner. |
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We can often better resist stress and tackle our challenges in a positive frame of mind. |
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Our two States are in the same frame of mind, and would like to have France maintain a military presence in Djibouti. |
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But if you're on cruise control, you're in a different frame of mind. |
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Yet there are moments in life when a frame of mind receptive to contemplation is developed that can benefit the whole of the human community. |
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It calms down the body and mind and puts us in the right frame of mind to enjoy and thereby digest our food. |
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If you are going for this soon you need to be in a realistic frame of mind. |
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Here, as before, the stress seems to be upon personal dedication, the manner and frame of mind in which a certain course is entered upon and sustained. |
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To be in a situation characterised by hygge is to be in a state of pleasant wellbeing and security, with a relaxed frame of mind and an open enjoyment of the immediate situation in all its small pleasures. |
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With this peacefulness also comes a happy and joyful frame of mind. |
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I don't want to go into the game in a negative frame of mind but we have to be realistic and admit it will be a big ask to get two points off Leeds. |
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Being independent and adventurous is the right frame of mind to have. |
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Japan must overcome the problem of an aging population. Such a far-reaching social and economic reform obviously demands great patience and perseverance, and will require a major shift in the Japanese people's frame of mind. |
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It is in this frame of mind that we look forward to the review in the coming months of the mandate of the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. |
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Homilists can lead their listeners to a different place and frame of mind and spirit if they tell their stories well and honestly. |
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The existence of this guarantee fund is bringing about a profound change in the frame of mind of the ACAD loan officers and is enabling them to recommence loan activities straight away. |
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These and other good deeds and charitable frame of mind completely won the hearts and minds of the Roman people. |
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About a month ago I suddenly found myself in the right frame of mind for doing philosophy. |
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The procuratorships offered the ideal opportunity for an encyclopedic frame of mind. |
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He was sitting on the shore, his back against a rock, and slipping into such a slumbersome frame of mind that he nearly fell asleep. |
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Their teetotalling, absolutist frame of mind, along with its associated attitudes, simply closed off the option to drink. |
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I just have this impulse in my brain to make lists of things that have the same value to me, things that have always put me in the same mood, the same frame of mind. |
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This implies that it is not only the frame of mind of the person concerned that determines his refugee status, but that this frame of mind must be supported by an objective situation. |
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Despite their virtuosity and scale-like contours, these soaring lines are none the less imbued with Schubert's unequalled melodic genius, and manage to convey an exhilarated, joyous frame of mind. |
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So Cameron will have to get a grip, ditch under-performing ministers, cajole Osborne into a less fatalistic frame of mind and persuade voters he knows where he wants to take up. |
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First, they had to put into practice the results of their own research begun at the workshop i.e. to adopt a new frame of mind for work in the field. |
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I can now go into the second qualifying heat in a totally different frame of mind compared with yesterday evening when I couldn't afford to make a mistake. |
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I can only suppose Mr Down arrived at Goodwood in a liverish frame of mind. |
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It depends on something utterly beyond you, not to be foreseen and not to be sustained in a continuous frame of mind or as an attainment available ad libitum. |
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When you're in that frame of mind, things often turn out well. |
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Please make sure that you turn up to the camps in a good frame of mind, you will be judged not only on your riding but on how you conduct yourself throughout the camp. |
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We have to be carried along by music's rhythm, be emotionally moved by it and be in a particular frame of mind to be able to share in that seductive magic music weaves as it fascinates and delights us again and again. |
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College campuses are designed to respond to student needs, but the irony is, if you're feeling down, you are least likely to bein the frame of mind to avail yourself of all the services available to you. |
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Having said that, I hope that we will be able to swiftly adopt the agenda and to begin substantive work as soon as possible and in a positive frame of mind. |
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The same frame of mind, he adds, is responsible for the federation's ongoing efforts to establish new environmental practices with the Quebec government. |
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Lastly, both sides must approach this initial phase in a positive frame of mind, as if it offered the last possible chance to arrive at a settlement. |
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On the agreed day, the CPT visited holding and detention facilities in Chechnya over a one-week period and the Commissioner for Human Rights and his team also visited the country but in a different frame of mind. |
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There's nothing more dangerous than a dictatorship in that frame of mind. |
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