Sentence examples for interdependent minds from inspiring English sources

By turns they seem to withdraw from each other into privacy (the duet as twin soliloquies), to fuse together into a meeting of interdependent minds and to regard each other's inscrutable independence.

Memory and emotion are inseparable and interdependent brain functions [48].

It emphasises the idea tha the human individual is a holistic, interdependent relationship between mind, body, and spirit, and that healing is a process in which an individual becomes whole by integrating with the powers of the universe.

But we should remember that these are in fact interdependent, and in Lincoln's own mind one necessitated the other.

Buddhism preaches that nature is a causally and conditionally interdependent system of phenomena, including the mind and body of man [ 11].

It must also be borne in mind that executive function is interdependent upon other cognitive faculties, such as the ability to maintain an alert and attentive state in order to concentrate on a task.

Can we open our hearts and minds to the complex, series of interdependent challenges we face?

Therefore, according to Chinese medical theory, it naturally follows that a sound mind and a healthy body are interdependent on each other.

We really had to kind of reframe it so that in the hearts and minds of communities it actually resonated as something that we were interdependent on in terms of the environment and working to preserve it.

The first sentence of our mission statement says that Wooster is "a community of independent minds, working together to prepare students to become leaders of character and influence in an interdependent global community," so it's absolutely central to what we do.

They're all in each other's business, all the time, and they didn't mind a state of affairs that to a modern eye looks sort of burdensomely interdependent (if not corrupt).