Sentence examples for a type of mind from inspiring English sources

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

Italo Calvino's Letters: 1941-1985 (Princeton Press) and Collection of Sand: Essays (Penguin Modern Classics) remind us of a type of writerly mind almost extinct in Anglo-America: worldly, invariably curious, quietly passionate and elegant.

There is a certain type of mind, he writes elsewhere in this book, that is attracted to radical doctrines.

Again, from "The Republic": "Have you noticed how a lifelong devotion to physical exercise, to the exclusion of anything else, produces a certain type of mind?

He also says that the line of battle between those who believe in evolution and those who do not has been drawn and that a certain type of mind cannot reconcile the theology and evolution without reference to the missing link.

Recent studies, however, have suggested that a more sophisticated type of mind control is going on.

Thus, it seems to be the case that self-reports of mind-wandering during challenging laboratory tasks may be indexing a particular type of mind-wandering.

The participants stated that marijuana caused a type of "numbness" of the mind, which made them "forget" about crack cocaine, even if only temporarily.

With this purpose in mind, a type of tunable community networks whose communities inherit not only the scale-free property, but also the characteristic of adjustable cooperation level of Holme and Kim (HK) networks is designed.

Mrs. Roosevelt then asserted that a woman elected to public office should not try to do her work the way a man would, even though some women "have the same type of mind as men have".

This type of mind is described as systemising.