Sentence examples for facts of mind from inspiring English sources

Pragmatic philosopher and pioneering psychologist — he had taught both at Harvard — he seemed, in "The Varieties of Religious Experience," to have reconciled religious faith with the facts of mind.

Pragmatic philosopher and pioneering psychologist he had taught both at Harvard he seemed, in "The Varieties of Religious Experience," to have reconciled religious faith with the facts of mind.

If the sciences of mind are, in fact, sciences, and they are, in fact, of mind, then one would hope so, at some point.

In fact, peace of mind about this came to me when I realized that what I wanted could be found in Christianity, Buddhism, Islam or contemplating a blank wall while emitting a low hum if I chose to.

Still, she remains focused on cultural facts and states of mind -- the adolescent mentality of fashion in its various forms, for example -- to which her style is well suited, and she's still one of the most resourceful bricoleurs around.

Hefner himself is articulate and amiable, quick with the facts and adroit of mind.

Yet his meticulously matter-of-fact mind is also stubbornly and painfully inflexible. Familiar figures of speech have him foxed.

In fact that state of mind, to the degree it deals with race and power, is shared by America at large.

It's enough in practice that it does in fact increase piece of mind, lessening the specter of "range anxiety" and your aching need for an outlet enough to make the new Retina MacBook Pro more of a true all-day machine, especially when you're not pushing it to its limit.

Facts soon fly out of mind and out of date too.

We know how much basic chemistry students need to know before enrolling in organic chemistry, but it is far more debatable which facts, skills and habits of mind a teacher of black theatrical history ought to convey.