Sentence examples for conditioned mind from inspiring English sources

Foundation and sunblock seem to the conditioned mind entirely necessary, even as their chemicals wriggle silently into our bloodstreams.

Inasmuch as medieval man had created a world in the image of his own culturally conditioned mind, his "stature" seemed heroic.

The reason for such strong common agreement is this: suffering, ignorance, and self-destructive behavior are the product of the conditioned mind.

The conditioned mind, that is, the kind of mind that human beings have, has a tendency to wander and jump from one object of attention to another, often within the space of milliseconds.

The supposed brute virility of the Martini lies not in the glass but in the conditioned mind of the drinker).

By this I don't mean that I believe that we should unconditionally trust everyone or that everyone is fundamentally trustworthy, but rather, that when we defer to the wisdom of our heart, rather than to our judgments and mental constructs, we can see beyond our conditioned mind and into a deeper level of truth.

Until these conditions – relatively unlikely but still quite possible conditions, mind you – Labour could pull off a 13-seat plurality of seats, while sneaking in third place in the national popular vote.

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Though you read about the condition "mind-blindness" in autistic children, the alternative, I saw, was not to be mind-sighted.

The primary pattern was to come in to Nadal's backhand and then surprise to the forehand once he had Nadal's mind conditioned to that strategy.

Is the problem that our chess pieces bleed and cry out, or that we're being conditioned not to mind when they do?