Sentence examples for a mind trained from inspiring English sources

Where Luce and Hadden had announced that Time would be edited "so that a mind trained or untrained can grasp it with minimum effort," Ross explained that his magazine "will assume a reasonable degree of enlightenment on the part of its readers".

Bell says of this work, "in tone and temper, it is incontestably superior to the Short Story, and, while devoted especially to the vindication of its author's doctrinal views, agreeably to the school of polemics then in vogue, it contains some key retorts upon his detractors, and indicates a mind trained to logical acuteness, and imbued with the learning of the times".

Pick up a mind training hobby.

When I see a doctor, I hope to receive the benefit of a scientific mind, trained to assess evidence and draw therapeutic conclusions.

Emotiv's customers included everyone from gamers to car and aerospace companies, to home experimenters attracted by the idea of using the headset as a "mind-training" device to improve their powers of concentration or to perform party ticks, such as operating a remote-control toy helicopter.

But as happiness is a state of mind, training your mind to be happy is essential.

The principle at work is that of nonlinearity, a notion that troubles most business minds trained in the rules of reason.

The practice of viewing seemingly mundane activities in a spiritual way is a type of mind training.

Making creativity a daily practice yields a mind and eye trained to notice possibilities and opportunities everywhere, making a laughing stock of the old journalistic stand-by 'where do you get your inspiration?'.

In the preparation phase, the participating centers received a 1-day MIND training from the VU University Medical Center (VUMC) team, providing instructions on logistics, use of the computer program, interpretation of scores, discussion of outcomes, and advising on referral to a mental health professional if so indicated.

How much of this does everyone need to know? A. There are three reasons for learning maths: technical jobs; everyday living, where the need is so much more than in the past; and what I call logical mind training — a feel for how maths and logic works.