Sentence examples for collection of minds from inspiring English sources

The way forward is to embrace failures by releasing data and the algorithms to the open source community so that a collection of minds can build this future.

It is a Petri dish that facilitates a collection of minds to develop their ideas into living, breathing organisms.

Like the singer in Stephen Sondheim's "Someone in a Tree" who recalls eavesdropping on crucial U.S.-Japan negotiations -- "Underneath the floor/And so I can't see anything/But I can hear" -- I had a front-row seat and a backstage pass to the insights and the insecurities of an extraordinary collection of minds, hearts, and ears.

One in particular, "To Change the World: Art, Ecosexuality and Environmental Evangelism," hosts quite a wild collection of minds--from Annie Sprinkle and Beth Stephens to artists Judith Shelby Lang and Richard Lang.

Each year, The Creators Project events offer up a brand new collection of mind-blowing works of art.

Bishop E. W. Jackson, candidate for lieutenant governor of Virginia, has amassed a truly magnificent collection of mind-bogglingly inane campaign positions.

For three days, the stage was full of 18 minute TED talks -- a stunning collection of mind blowing ideas, revelations, and powerful emotional stories.

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Offline, they say the group is more than a collection of like minds.

In addition to the Romantics (Carlyle and Ruskin), the social visionaries (Barnett and Tolstoy), and the pragmatists (Dewey and Mead Addamss was influenced by the great collection of feminist minds who came to work at the social settlement.

Publishing the then unknown young writer Michael Rosen's first collection of poems, Mind Your Own Business (1974), was the most obvious example of this point of view.