Sentence examples for isolated mind from inspiring English sources

Set in London, the opera is a kind of domestic tragedy, on the order of Britten's "The Turn of the Screw": much of it takes place in an isolated mind.

Sartre saw the difficulty, but never completed his later attempts to relocate the isolated mind of "Being and Nothingness" in a social world of rights and duties.

The views of the relational school of psychoanalysis, which emerged in the 1980s to critique "the myth of the isolated mind," fit comfortably with the Zen notion that suffering comes from the misperception that we are separate from the world.

The American President may not mind being isolated, but neither do we mind signing a 6 country agreement if need be.

French President Emmanuel Macron threatened to forge a trade agreement that excludes the U.S. "The American President may not mind being isolated, but neither do we mind signing a 6 country agreement if need be," Macron tweeted Thursday.

Of course, all those things aren't isolated in our minds, but painting is a good place to see what it looks like -- to see what the rules may be for tying those things together.

Freeman manages to combine an investigation of Augustine's "deeply pessimistic, isolated and guilt-ridden mind" with an account that does justice to his genius.

Cecil Taylor's first album for Blue Note was entitled Unit Structures, and presented itself as an experiment in Einsteinian physics, with "time measurement as isolated matter abstracted from mind": no matter how syncopated your steps are, it's hard to dance or even tap your feet to a demonstration of the relativity theory.

While Saga made some good observations on the state of mind of isolated Rikard – she seemed to find it easy to get into his way of thinking - Henrik is out in front in more concrete ways, remembering Morten's photo box and clocking from memory that the number plate on the white van used to transport Helle matches one at Lukas's centre.

Where Kaufmann runs the songs together to form an extended monologue, Keenlyside pauses between them, offering us a sequence of intimate, isolated glimpses into the mind of Schubert's wanderer that finally coalesce into a coherent portrait of the man's damaged psyche.

Hence, Zhu sometimes recast passages in the Analects more generally to show their broader implications for self-cultivation and realization, often with the isolated countryside student in mind.