Sentence examples for inconvenient mind from inspiring English sources

And as a closer, here is an embedded version of my Princeton University talk, "An Inconvenient Mind":.

One of my most valued guides in examining what I've taken to calling our "inconvenient mind" (explained in my recent Princeton lecture) has been Dan Kahan of the Yale Law School.

Given the deep-rooted human bias to the near and now and other aspects of our "inconvenient mind," I'm not nearly so sure (although this doesn't stop me from working on this challenge, of course).

Here's my talk, with one transcribed excerpt to serve as a teaser: At around the sixteenth minute, I illustrate my notion of "an inconvenient mind" by recalling the reactions of two leading environmentalists to the nuclear crisis at the Fukushima Daiichi power plants.

Never mind inconvenient matters of life and death.

She appears unworried about how her party will react, content with her mission to speak her mind, however politically inconvenient that might be.

I know, it's mind boggling and inconvenient at times, but it's real.

"It felt like a lot of preaching to the choir," said Mr. Johnson, who spoke of the limited ability of a blatant message movie like "An Inconvenient Truth" actually to change minds.

Here are convenient solutions for all those inconvenient truths that plague our minds: dog-waste biobags ($4.95), biodegradable packing peanuts ($6.99 to $39.99), a Solio Hybrid 1000 solar charger ($79.95) that can power your cellphone.

And for TV watchers of a certain vintage, "The Straits," with its speedboats cleaving turquoise waters and crocodiles disposing of inconvenient corpses, may also call to mind "Miami Vice".

Above his name is an inscription he requested: "The Best Ideas Often Come at Inconvenient Times Don't Ever Close Your Mind to Them".