Sentence examples for creature of the mind from inspiring English sources
Handke's anti-Don Juan is a creature of the mind, too disembodied to play the part of a lover.
On the one hand, Hume is committed to the empiricist claim that as mere creatures of the mind, dreams depend on prior impressions but themselves count as ideas.
That sweet, overgrown, sexually insatiable creature with the mind of a child?
(No wonder this awe-inspiring creature stuck in the mind of Stephen King, who gave the same name to the cyborg bear in the Dark Tower series).
Bellow After Death: "What do we make of Bellow's presentation of the typical intellectual as a virile many-wived, or at least many-lovered, creature, a well-traveled adventurer of the mind with butter on his patent leather shoes?" Gary Shteyngart on the American writer for the New York Review of Books, which "seems to be the literary flavor of the month here in the US," said reader Swelter.
Philosophers, influenced by considerations of Heidegger and also the later Wittgenstein, have started to think of individual agents as socially and culturally embedded creatures and have started to conceive of the mind of individual agents as being socially constituted.
While Asma delineates many fantastic creatures, his book is essentially a study of the mind as both a warped and pioneering force.
We'll look at the relationships between the neuroscientific enterprise, philosophical investigations of the nature of the mind, and our everyday experiences as creatures with minds.
An Aries woman is a creature of her own mind, and often gets caught up on the nuances of her own identity and life goals.
