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enter one's mind

  1. Also, enter one's head. Occur to one, come into one's consciousness. This expression is most often used negatively, as in It didn't enter my mind that he'd want to join us, or Run for office? It never entered my head.



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This somewhat exaggerated instance of obsession serves to show that, no matter how extraordinary the thought-germ, it may enter one's mind and finally become a passion.

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"That is a sin; for one may commit a sin by letting thoughts enter one's mind that are not right."

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Perhaps he was expecting another kitten or— It is hard to say how ideas first enter one's mind.

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In fact, during their lucid intervals it would never enter one's mind that they were mad at all, they are so absolutely like the people one meets every day in the world—such narrow-minded idiots, such deadly bores!

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