But I was thrilled that Ashley was able to have the presence of mind to talk to him. |
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They have the presence of mind to take the lifelines only when needed and the knowledge to answer the simpler questions without fluttering. |
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So in the final analysis, it seems that the ability to maintain one's presence of mind in the face of danger is a primary issue. |
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But the contestants should also have presence of mind, and, if it is not asking for too much, be smart. |
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My mother with great presence of mind and daring jumped into the narrow creek which joined the sea, and pulled them out. |
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But if we stay sensible and keep our presence of mind we can meet the challenges ahead. |
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I am delighted that our officers were able to help and that they showed the presence of mind to ensure a safe delivery of both babies. |
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Hospital sources said the girls had shown good presence of mind by running away when they saw a plastic can in the hands of the attacker. |
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Nevertheless, as the attack grew ever more frenzied, I still somehow managed to retain the presence of mind to grope for the necessary remedy. |
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I wish I'd had presence of mind to screenshot at the time, since it was deleted not long after. |
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She alone has the presence of mind to remove a burning cinder from a table full of explosives. |
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Not everyone has the presence of mind or courage of Mrs Beauchamp, although we would never recommend having a go at an intruder. |
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She appeared all at sea, with no script but her presence of mind to rely on. |
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A gentleman, however, had the presence of mind to stand beside the till, and though all was confusion, the schemers were thwarted. |
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You had the presence of mind to think of it, even after you'd schlepped over to see Jem. |
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He then asked them if they thought that a drunk man would have had the presence of mind to jump into the back. |
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The ball cannoned off Hayden's midriff and he had the presence of mind to swivel and take a superb reflexive juggling catch. |
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God love her, rather than chucking up on the floor, she had the presence of mind to hurl into her umbrella! |
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During this time, I worked on mindful practice and meditation to keep presence of mind. |
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Then you are going to tell me, do I believe in mind, in the presence of mind? |
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Realizing that he was having difficulty, he had the presence of mind to divert his jet as far away as possible from any residential area. |
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These two teenagers had the presence of mind to take note of the license plate on the vehicle in which the suspect fled. |
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My thanks to the French Presidency, represented by Mr Jean-Pierre Jouyet, who had the presence of mind to mention it during yesterday's debate. |
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The pilot, showing great presence of mind, not to mention superb piloting and navigational skills, glided the plane to one of the local ponds. |
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The skipper shot on target and then had the presence of mind to follow up and finish after Spanish goalkeeper Julen Celaya could only half save. |
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I am struck to a point that I do not remember if I had the presence of mind to wish her good speed. |
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They led and fought with courage and great presence of mind under circumstances that no amount of training could have prepared them for. |
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The young man had the presence of mind to tail Gaylard Williams out of the park and jot down his license plate. |
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Thankfully, I had the presence of mind to get straight outside and plant the Irises, spread the fertilizer and sow the grass seed before it got dark. |
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He either used a weapon that did not eject shell casings or he had the presence of mind to retrieve them before speeding away. |
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His presence of mind and his knowledge of every cog in his orchestra are cardinal virtues. |
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His own presence of mind guided him through an early life as a biracial kid with an absent father. |
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Fiction has nothing to match the moment that a president's widow had the presence of mind to embalm her husband in the myth of Camelot. |
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He does not seem to have anticipated that she could have maintained such remarkable presence of mind. |
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But Yalie Thompson had the presence of mind to clutch the ball to his chest, turn, and run for the goal line. |
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This has caused many to lose their vital presence of mind or what is called mindfulness. |
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Teamwork, presence of mind, quicksilver reflexes – this catch had everything. |
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A person who has reconnected with and is in hara is centered in their being, is calm and has presence of mind. |
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They're droll, yet morbid, featuring amusing little colorful happy people behaving with perfect presence of mind as their 747 ditches into the Atlantic. |
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I did not even have the presence of mind to ask for his name. |
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They would have captured it all but for the presence of mind of an artillery officer to render the limbers unusable, so they had to settle with running off the crews. |
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Its aim is for a group of people working in the therapeutic field to develop together the capacity for individual therapeutic action, with full presence of mind. |
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It speaks well for Barrett's presence of mind that he had grasped the situation and decided on his line of action before Welch went. |
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During the whole agitating scene, Lillie kept up her presence of mind, and was perfectly aware of what she was about. |
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Rod Barajas laid down a sacrifice bunt but Morales had the presence of mind to throw out the lead runner. |
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How incomplete is her organisation in sangfroid, presence of mind, and composure in the face of the hardships that life is filled with and which confront her at every step. |
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Somebody had the presence of mind to give Reeve mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, and the paramedics arrived about a minute later. |
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The Major and Captain Costigan were old soldiers and accustomed to face the enemy, so we may presume that they retained their presence of mind perfectly. |
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With quick presence of mind, Ootah grasped the rear upstander of the sled, which had begun to slide to and fro, and planted his harpoon in the ice. |
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