Sentence examples for example of mind from inspiring English sources

The Heineken Cup quarter-final against Harlequins was a remarkable example of mind over matter.

If the All Blacks' great Dublin escape was the tightest spot they squirmed through this season, their superlative 38-27 victoverover South Africa in Johannesburg in the Rugby Championship in October proved another example of mind over matter.

There are a shocking number of examples, but I give you, as a perfect, vivid, front-of-mind example, the credit rating system of the United States of America, as exemplified by that radioactive disaster of a company called Equifax.

Other examples of mind maps created by health professional students have been published elsewhere [ 15, 16].

For example, theory of mind [50]; i.e. the ability to identify the beliefs and intentions of others, could also be framed as solving the inverse problem of how others have solved theirs (see [51] for a discussion of related issues about bounded rationality in the context of game theory).

For example, effects of mind and body practices on specific higher brain functions such as creativity are explored and with objective markers (pro-NGF levels).

Again, there is a connection to the Buddha's teaching through his example of developing mind as a means to attain enlightenment".

An example of a mind map created by a medical student in this study is shown in Figure 1.

QUESTION FROM JOHN BONELL: What is an example of a mind-changing idea or experience you've had in your career as a journalist?

In one striking example of the mind-over-matter placebo effect, he twits the "all-too-rational biomedical establishment" by once again trotting out the word "miracle".

Burger King is buying Hortons, but will shift its headquarters to Canada, which has a lower corporate tax rate than America, in a process known as a "inversion" (the firms admit this is the case but say the tax savings will be tiny).Supporters and detractors are both missing the main point: the deal is a prime example of the mind-boggling hyperactivity of finance.