Sentence examples for contemporary mind from inspiring English sources

So clearly, there is something in the Epictetan picture that speaks to the contemporary mind.

Gregoriadis provides a thorough overview of the legal, philosophical, and logistical concerns that contribute to the state of contemporary mind alteration.

Isaac Newton's alchemical interests ("Moonlighting as a Conjurer of Chemicals," Oct. 12) are not the only surprise to the contemporary mind.

The contemporary mind, however, is also moved by the authentic passion of Mīr, idolizing him for the sublimity of his concept of love and for his personal integrity.

Taken together, all these factors help create an atmosphere of dread in the contemporary mind, one that does not stand the test of reality.

Sanctified and absolving, shorn of darkness, Anne Frank remains in all countries a revered and comforting figure in the contemporary mind.

Cale's relationship to his past reveals a contemporary mind-set.

Mr. Fain and his lyrical accompanist, Richard Bishop, offered six pieces, in pairs: by Mendelssohn and Mozart (establishing lyricism); two living Americans, Kevin Puts and Randy Woolf (establishing versatility and a contemporary mind-set); and Chausson and Saint-Saëns (establishing virtuosity).

Enjoyment multiplied wildly after running into a chatty group of challenging contemporary minds.

Replacing them, especially with light, opens up the works' psychology for contemporary minds while focusing more attention on the steps, where the deepest drama and meaning live.

The difficulty, as with any work of historical fiction, is in getting the facts to hum and resonate in our contemporary minds, to illuminate our own mysteries.