Sentence examples for commitment to the mind from inspiring English sources

How great a problem this will be depends in part upon how entrenched Aristotle's commitment to the mind's being nothing in actuality before thinking turns out to be.

The motivation for realism about modality comes from a commitment to the mind-independence of the truth-makers for modal claims.

Certainly involved was Peirce's commitment to the ineliminability of mind in nature, for Peirce closely associated the activities of mind with the aforementioned triadic relation that he called the "sign" relation.

Laslett never lost his curiosity and passionate commitment to the life of the mind.

If education, once free to all, is now scarce and expensive then you'll begin to unconsciously flaunt your commitment to the life of the mind.

He was one of those obstinately independent students whose commitment to the life of the mind led him to neglect standard academic study, and he left with a third-class degree in 1960.

The identity launch was personally witnessed by His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan bin Muhammad Al Qasimi, Member of the Supreme Council and the Ruler of Sharjah and furthers his commitment to nurturing the minds of the world with culture and knowledge through books.

A strong commitment to the concept of soul or mind or consciousness as distinct from brain activity leads to a metaphysical question about the very possibility of exact spatial locality qua immaterial being.

"What does it mean for U.S.-Israeli relations if John Kerry becomes the president of the United States?" "There is no doubt in my mind his commitment to the security of Israel," Mr. Clinton said, "would be unshaken if he were president.

Both remarks reflect a commitment to the project of a "science of mind", a project common to all the major Scottish philosophers of the period.

With that unwavering commitment to the importance of early education in mind, we created Every Day is Reading and Writing Day.