Sentence examples for explain the mind from inspiring English sources

Which Kurzweil shows up to explain the mind?

NORMAN BIRNBAUM Washington To the Editor: Henry A. Kissinger's review goes far to explain the mind of George F. Kennan, but on one score I regret that Kennan can no longer defend himself.

"Herbart's psychology is intentionally naturalistic, attempting to explain the mind according to natural laws, so that it is part of the general fabric of nature" (Beiser 2014: 135).

The two main types of dualism are substance dualism (which holds that the mind is formed of a distinct type of substance not governed by the laws of physics) and property dualism (which holds that the laws of physics are universally valid but cannot be used to explain the mind).

So, if anyone can explain the mind-bogglingly convoluted process in which more than 1,600 voluntary organisations can compete for contracts, he can.

Most of these proposals are about how to naturalistically explain the mind-relation, i.e., what kind of natural relation could support the intentional relation between the mental representations and what they represent.

But how to explain the mind-boggling Mayweather numbers - the £127.4m, six-fight deal signed with American network Showtime in February; the world record £26.4m purse for his fight against Mexico's Saul Alvarez in Las Vegas on Saturday; the record-breaking £12.2m live gate at the MGM Grand?

From the 15th century through the 17th century, scholars often used the human hand as a symbol and a tool for explaining the mind, anatomy, religion and science.

When I told this story to another Afghan friend, he explained the mind-set of young Afghans perfectly.

"It's coming back, it's bouncing back after taking a couple of punches," Storen said, explaining the mind-set to survive.

"I think a firm, strong, authoritarian hand cannot create unity," she says in the film, explaining the mind-set of the military rulers up to the election of the new, apparently reform-minded president, U Thein Sein.