Sentence examples for from a mind from inspiring English sources

There is conservatism here, and a dash of misanthropy, but also howls of pain from a mind that feels assaulted.

One view of the goal of artificial intelligence would be to build a computer that, by its output, simply could not be distinguished from a mind.

His enormous vocabulary could only be derived from a mind of great celerity, responding to the literary as well as the spoken language.

At the same time her art came from a mind saturated in fantasies of homeland, mystical religion, primitive art, peasant society and the peculiarities of the human body.

From the very beginning, Sharma depicts a country that could have sprung from a mind poised somewhere between Dostoevsky's and Gogol's.

It came, he says, from a mind overcrowded with images after watching too many war films.Some work, which gently parodies Japanese masterpieces, reveals what a deft and meticulous painter he is.

Bill Clinton recovered from a mind-numbing conference speech to become president.

We must get away from a mind-set that has owners of firearms worried that "they are going to take our guns away".

Some of you may have watched (or read the transcript from) a mind-bending onstage conversation I had with Allenby earlier this year: Wrigley Lecture Series – Andy Revkin and Braden Allenby from Sustainability @ ASU on Vimeo.

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It is a culture of superiority that even the staunchest advocates of air power say the branch suffers from, a mind-set that deflects criticism rather than embraces it.