brings in mind vs brings tomind

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• Brings to mind a classmate of mine in medical school.
• You know, this situation with Koothrappali brings to mind a story from my childhood.
• Boy, what an image that brings to mind...
• They bring to mind by the British author George Orwell.
• This brings to mind the directive on buses, as dealt with by Mr Murphy in his celebrated report.
• It brings to mind the gospel of john.
• A birthday brings to mind many things.
• We can all bring to mind examples of such scandalous events.
• This all brings to mind the definition of democracy.
• A little abstinence from the luxuries of Mansfield Park might bring your mind into a more sober state.
• You know, this situation with Koothrappali brings to mind a story from my childhood.
• Whenever one thinks of Coffee Prince, it brings to mind the coffee personally roasted and grounded by the barista.
• This brings your mind to an eternal boy of 15 years.
• It brings to mind the old proverb, 'prevention is better than cure'.
• When we talk about sustainable development, it immediately brings to mind the marine environment and hence the consequences of fishing activity.
• You know, it... it brings to mind my brush with royalty.
• But you know, this brings to mind a tidbit from the ancient Olympic games.
• The current solution brings to mind a modified version of Churchill's aphorism: this is the worst option, except for all the others.
• Overcoming anger brings peace of mind, leads to a mind without regrets.
• That don't bring anybody to mind.

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