Only three major examples leap to mind in Apple's 30-plus year history.
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The state may not leap to mind as being in the vanguard of the green economy.
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Malaysia might not leap to mind as an obvious place to move for most Americans, but InternationalLiving.
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"Visions of an android cabbie leap to mind: Mr. Data behind the wheel, asking, "Where to, sir?
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When asked to name a famous serial killer, plenty leap to mind (especially in the age of true crime).
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Frumpy uniforms, daily prayers, and mean nuns (thanks to that one Death Cab For Cutie lyric) probably leap to mind.
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For instance, Donald Judd cites Lee Bontecou as important to Minimalism, but her work doesn't leap to mind when seeing his.
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There are few self-styled "flying cars" that you can actually buy today: Terrafugia's Transition and AeroMobil are two that immediately leap to mind.
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Social media ghost stories don't immediately leap to mind as the next natural step for someone who's perhaps best known for his architectural writing.
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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood There's no universally agreed-upon best system for overtime in gridiron football, but two options should leap to mind.
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When Goody climbs into Captain Jane's ship made of human bones and skin, and they fly into the clouds, Hayao Miyazaki's animated films leap to mind.
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Stormé was African-American, and yet those figures aren't the ones who leap to mind in a popular discussion of the origins of the gay rights movement.
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If you were to guess which TV series would be the first major program to introduce a gender non-binary regular character, Showtime's Billions probably wouldn't leap to mind.
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Certain signs of the Zodiac are known to be more anti-establishment than others (Aquarius and Scorpio leap to mind), but thinking that others aren't rebellious at all is to overlook Eris' influence.
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The album—which he funded via a successful (but stressful) Kickstarter campaign—is not altogether dissimilar from Earth's latter-day work (the wavering, pastoral sunshine of The Bees Made Honey in the Lion's Skull leap to mind) .
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A visit to the sculptor Carol Bove's studio in a former brick factory near the Brooklyn waterfront does not exactly make Rimbaud's advice for the true artist — to engage in a "boundless and systematized disorganization of all the senses" — leap to mind.
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As we've written before, there are a few scenarios that leap to mind (and read these articles by Brian Kalt and David Pozen for some more context) in which the 25th Amendment could be invoked: The President was completely and totally incapacitated after a freak medical accident.
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In the same way that Bill Wyman doesn't leap to mind when you think of the Rolling Stones, or Zeppo when you think of the Marx Brothers, the painter Alexei Jawlensky (1864-1941) has never been — at least for most Americans — a household name in German Expressionism, the movement he helped create with his friend Wassily Kandinsky.
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The resulting stories told the ugly truth about the war. They also soured Guggenheim's relationship with his star, Moyers"...... " When people talk about Mike, that book should leap to mind -- not the naked hoax book. The Vietnam War was a far more deadly hoax, and Mike wrote powerfully to expose it for what it was. In the pages of Newsday, on that poisonously divisive war, John Steinbeck was flat wrong.
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