Sentence examples for empirical mind from inspiring English sources

He thinks we would be wise to keep an open empirical mind on how to best approach economic policy, and that we should resist "the naturalization of the market".

Maybe this empirical mind-set is a sign of maturity, but Buhler acknowledges that the "yearning for definitive 'evidence'... can retard action..

In contrast, as we have seen, when Everett claimed that all branches were equally real, he had something less metaphysical and more empirical in mind, which, in turn, suggests a quite different understanding of branches.

No empirical evidence, mind you; just a "we believe".

Bauer's empirical cast of mind cannot tell us all we want to know.

Mr. Coleman's music is dense, hard, polyrhythmic, scientific; Mr. Prieto, who has an empirical cast of mind, responded enthusiastically.

Mr. Jahn is adamant that his lab has proved that there is at least some empirical evidence that mind affects matter.

We need a more empirical frame of mind.DIA: One of the problems with the Republican Party is that it is largely seen as the party of "no", defined by its opposition to Barack Obama.

If mental states are functional states and if mental states are capable of realisation in vastly different kinds of materials then there is some reason to think that it is an empirical question whether minds can be realised in digital computing machines.

This debate has important consequences with regard to philosophical and empirical theories of the mind, and the role of social institutions and the physical environment in constituting the mind.

'Methodological solipsism' is, in fact, an empirical theory about the mind". 1987, 43).