Sentence examples similar to challenge of the mind from inspiring English sources

Final words belong to Marion Koltun Dienstag (former Executive Director of DTW -- now NYLA): "The work is delicious, joyful, delightful, intelligent, clever and integrates the audience on numerous levels -- generationally, in terms of dance vocabulary, cultural expectations, community integration, levels of challenge to the mind and heart...and then of course...there is the music!

They were important challenges on the minds of every leader in the world - economy, security, politics, health, education and innovation.

Firstly, the challenge of the mind-body dualism, and secondly, the challenge of not being able to diagnose and fix a problem.

Largely humourless, they provide tips as to how mortal readers can prepare themselves for the challenge of entering the minds of the truly great.

Of the chess lessons, Mr. Ross said, "It's the quiet, the discipline and the challenge of exercising the mind".

More than anyone else except Michelangelo, Dürer took up the challenge of the supreme Renaissance mind.

But it is also in part because those phenomena are often thought to challenge dominant views of the mind, such as the computational and representational theories of mind, at the heart of traditional cognitive science.

Images can challenge the authority of the mind over our reality.

This paper offers an overview of the emerging field of 'embodied cognition' that profoundly challenges this model of the mind, and therefore undermines many of the assumptions that underlie the dominant sedentary and disembodied approach to the high-status bits of education.

There's this big, bold vision from Chris Anderson that's steeped in curiosity - a vision that challenges the boundaries of the mind and heart.

The real challenge behind rapid skill acquisition as Kaufman puts it, is to get past the initial challenge of "beginners mind," which is the frustration that occurs when learning something new doesn't come as naturally as hoped for.