But in the next breath he said that "most of the counties in northern Jersey and almost all in southern New Jersey have come together of a common mind" to support his candidacy.
"Looking back, long after his death, our way of living seems like a miracle, one that could only be achieved by the silent synchronisation of the jewels and gears of a common mind".
"Warren and I are of a common mind," he said.
A genius who feels "fear, almost hatred, in the presence of a common mind", Oppenheimer is torn between lust for scientific achievement and horror at prospective success.Mr Thackara's chilling descriptions of the first A-bomb test at Trinity, the bombing of Hiroshima and the tests of the hydrogen bomb the development of which Oppenheimer fiercely opposed are terrific.
"We were of a common mind and the fact that the meeting took place, it obviously was a big thing for him to do and a big thing for us to do".
I am trillions of cells sharing a common mind.
Gordimer burrows into the common mind of their marriage, as if to examine how a relationship that weathered the dangers of revolution will stand up to the challenges of freedom.
Some, notwithstanding the ovation in St Patrick's last Monday, would even like a softer line on abortion.Enough of a common mind-set remains that when Rudolph Giuliani (another pro-choice Catholic politician) last year denounced a painting of the Virgin incorporating elephant dung, his approval rating jumped from 60% to 80% among white Catholics.
In the second half of the 1990s, research and practical results in the fields of OOP, design patterns, automated testing, refactoring, and the like, produced a common mind-set that drove the definition of multiple software development methods that had the core agile principles in common [13, 28].
The individualism, however, that has characterized modernity and to which Protestantism itself has contributed makes it harder to speak of an authoritative "common mind" in the Protestant communities at large.
