The phrase "develop mind" is not correct in written English.
A more common phrase would be "develop one's mind" or simply "develop a mind". For example: "Read widely, and you will develop a mind for critical thinking."
It provided a creative outlet to develop mind, body, & inner spirit.
That seminal work featured some 600 photographs of Iyengar demonstrating the asanas and proved to be a great success in Europe and the U.S. Iyengar regularly taught Hatha Yoga an orchestration of numerous postures, controlled breathing, and meditation designed to relax and develop mind, body, and spirit to classes in Pune, India, and throughout the world.
Similarly, Real Enemies begins with the most credible conspiracy theories –including ones that actually turned out to be true, like the FBI's plot to infiltrate 60s-era activist groups (Cointelpro) and the CIA's attempt to develop mind-control techniques by dosing unsuspecting citizens with LSD (MKUltra).
They are a chance to develop minds as well as bodies, to change the habits of the naive, the immature and the lazy.
A survey on CEOs' views relating to sustainability based on responses of 766 CEOs from nearly 100 countries across a range of sectors revealed that developing educational systems to develop mind-sets conducive to sustainable and responsible business was considered one of the top changes necessary to embed sustainability (Ashridge 2010).
To properly represent a world like this the creatures from which we evolved had to develop minds that mirror this structure.
Through yoga and related holistic approaches, UYF programs provide children, parents and educators with the tools needed to manage stress, develop mind-body awareness and health consciousness.
Or like a novelist whose characters develop minds of their owns and "write the rest of the story" themselves.
Dual-use research may also include encryption and cryptography, psychological research that could be used to develop mind-control techniques, engineering research including weaknesses of the electric power grid or building design flaws, and research on public-health vulnerabilities.
A partially developed mind can only create partially developed solutions to challenges or problems.
But emotional cruelty is what exacts the greatest toll on the developing mind.
