Engage your highest mind.
Higher minds and ears will fault the music, if not for its film and folk connections, then for its derivations from Orff and Verdi.
High minds, low culture Julian Baggini, philosopher "There are records by Whitesnake, Rainbow and Marillion from the late 70s and early 80s that I still enjoy".
Mrs. Peachum (Gasteyer), meditating on the contradiction between academics' high minds and their rapacious libidos, sings, "In all their scholarship they ruled cheap tricks out / And yet when night fell, they all had their dicks out".
Thus, what makes human beings (and higher minds) special is the capacity, via apperception, to formulate a conception of the self.
This week, the higher minds in Palo Alto decided to make having to live out of one's car a punishable offense, to go along with previous laws banning the homeless from sitting or lying down in public.
Even as it joins the rest of the world in fighting global terror, the higher minds of India must ensure that World War III does not nudge its own home belligerents into opening a brutal home chapter.
Basically, it's an attempt to zero the balance of Will's objections to environmental initiatives by asserting, "once upon a time, these higher minds thought precisely the opposite, so this is just some great comedy".
The pitch can be blunt but high minded.
So far, the campaign has been, by contemporary standards, high-minded.
