Sentence examples for common mind consensus from inspiring English sources

The teaching may vary in the weight of the authority it claims and is granted, ranging from the most solemn definitions of supervisory bodies (dogma) through a broadly prevalent but internally somewhat differentiated "common mind" (consensus) to the works of individual thinkers (theology).

The Eastern Orthodox churches detect a "common mind of the fathers" (consensus patrum), which allows for some variety of contribution and emphasis among the Fathers.

To the common mind, though, they are.

"Warren and I are of a common mind," he said.

The goal is a continual evolution to "oneness of mind" (consensus means solidarity of belief) – collective mind, the holistic society, the holistic earth etc.' (p.1).

With each passing minute, you change your common mind.

I am trillions of cells sharing a common mind.

The most common mind-body practices were prayer-based (Table 2).

Together these societal "earthquakes" annihilate coherence and commonality, thus undermining common purposes and consensus.

By common critical consensus, neither the Washington Opera nor the National Symphony Orchestra ranks in the top echelons.

By common consensus, Mozzie – and not the protagonist – gets the series' best lines.