Sentence examples for cause and mind from inspiring English sources

A causal theory of properties is especially developed in chapters 10, 11 and 18 in Sydney Shoemaker, Identity, Cause, and Mind.

When its production rises during puberty, it causes both body and mind to be reshaped, so it is little surprise that the former (square jaws and so on) reflect the latter (lust).

My fear could have caused my body and mind to freeze; a very possible bio-mechanical reaction.

I have the cause and effect in mind from the beginning to the end.

To our astonishment, the talks started to go viral, and it happened because our speakers were tapping into something amazing and primal: in certain circumstances an idea resident in a human mind can be encoded in language, transmitted sonically and visually into a receiving mind, and cause that mind to resonate with the same insight and excitement felt by the originator.

Use cause and effect diagrams and mind maps.

When I used the phrase "the pleasures of competition," I think I was referring to the sense of release that comes from giving yourself wholly to a game, the beneficial effect on both body and mind caused by absolute concentration on a particular task at a particular moment, the sense of being "outside yourself," temporarily relieved of the burden of self-consciousness.

"But she had loved the adventure of both heart and mind, the cause for which to fight".

After he goes through the "tick-list" of shared and implementable policies, it's impossible to predict whether Salmond's aspiration towards a "more reflective model of democracy" (as he put it in his acceptance speech) will cause those changes of heart and mind.

Very much his own person, my son has a spirit and mind that cause him to walk separately much of the time.

Vasubandhu takes Occam's razor to this account and says that given that we have no sensible account of physicality, let alone mental causation of a physical event and physical causation of a mental event it makes more sense if we eliminate everything but the evident cause and the result: Your mind and mine.