Sentence examples for knowing mind from inspiring English sources

From the coronation in 1952 to the mid-60s – the assassination of Kennedy, Vietnam, the Beatles – the reader sees the world unfold through Sylvie's sharp and knowing mind.

Of necessity, the knowing mind cannot reach behind those appearances to how things are in themselves.

Contrary to all Idealist metaphysics, this world, except for the finite minds that are to found within it, is independent of any knowing mind.

John Stuart Mill, for instance ascribes to the Kantian William Hamilton the "doctrine of relativity of our human knowledge" because Hamilton, according to Mill, believed that there could be no unconditional or absolute knowledge for all knowledge is dependent on the knowing mind (Mill 1884: 8).

Knowledge, for example, is not a matter of two disparate realities, a knowing mind and a known object, conforming to one another, but a single concrete reality that "reflects itself in itself" on differing levels that give rise to the more abstract notions of knowing subject and known objects.

Me: When we catch up, often at the end of a day that seems longer than the days do now, when I might wander over to her apartment to see if she is home, not knowing, mind you, where she might be... we have all sorts of things to talk about.

Supposedly complementary, assimilatio and mensura give no obvious answer to what provides the measure for the content and validity of our knowledge is it the things known or our knowing minds?

Dividing Kant's One True Conceptual Scheme into The Many suggested by modern anti-realists need not alter the basic distinction between how things are and how knowing minds represent them unless, of course, that distinction is itself questionable.

The key benefit to knowing your mind so well is that you can take one glance at something and know instantly if it's of benefit or harm.

He owed his success, he said, to knowing the mind of the broad audience.

Leadership is another thing entirely, about knowing your mind enough to make real decisions, ones that last".