have a good mind to in English

mean to, intend to, want to, seriously conside

Use "have a good mind to" in a sentence

1. A good historian must have an academic mind.

2. But I thought that to have a saint's care was a good idea, even to my Protestant mind.

3. The task I have in mind requires little more than perceptiveness and a good memory.

4. If you have an Analytic mind, you are good at using logic to figure things out

5. It was good to bounce ideas off another mind.

6. R : Never mind, how about a good halberd then?

7. 26 A good idea just leapt into my mind.

8. So bear it in mind, there's a good chap.

9. Good debate can quicken one's mind.

10. Good books may elevate the mind.

11. She probably has a good mind, which should be used to the full.

12. Chip linked to the absence of mind, the world is a good time.

13. I've a good mind to go without him if he's going to be such a bore!

14. If you're looking for a good-natured, active dog, a Beagle usually springs to mind

15. Good - bye then! Mind how you go!

16. Have to set a good example.

17. You have a very suspicious mind .

18. I'm losing my mind, all you got to say is, " Good "?

19. Never mind?it was a good try. Better luck next time.

20. She probably has a good mind,(sentence dictionary) which should be used to the full.

21. Yes, cultivating lowliness of mind is a fine way to maintain good relations with others.

22. Aspire: to have in mind as a purpose or goal.

23. Past tense of aspire Synonyms & Antonyms of Aspired 1 to have in mind as a purpose or goal aspire to great deeds, and you have a better chance of doing good deeds

24. Constrict your mind to have positive thoughts to remain happy OR Restrict your mind to have positive thoughts to remain happy

25. To have the mind of Christ, however, one must first know that mind.