Sentence examples for matter of mind from inspiring English sources
For Frenchwomen, aging seems to be a matter of mind over makeup.
They believe that physical limitations are a matter of mind and anything can be achieved with the right training.
The eroticism of Mitchell's art is more private, concentrated, less easy to read, as much a matter of mind as of body.
And as Mr. Eisenberg's article made clear, interpreting a Schubert trio is far more a matter of mind and heart than it is of fingers and bow arms.
It's a matter of mind over body.
"Age is a matter of mind: If you don't mind, it doesn't matter," said Betsey Johnson, who had dreams of becoming a Rockette and said she was doing "DWTS" to "test her limit".
It's a matter of mind-set, training, coaching".
He said Sunday that his poor start was more a matter of "mind-set" than physical problems.
The same point of view is embodied in two current, galvanic one-man shows: John Leguizamo's autobiographical "Freak" on Broadway and Danny Hoch's "Jails, Hospitals and Hip Hop" at Performance Space 122, works in which two young master chameleons repeatedly transform themselves to show how race is as much a matter of mind-set as skin color.
Later events, it was suggested, cannot affect earlier ones, as a matter of mind-independent fact, and this is why we do not perceive the future, only the past.
Hilka Klinkenberg Hilka Klinkenberg, who is the president of Etiquette International, based in New York, agrees that when executives use technology in a courteous fashion it's not just a matter of minding their P's and Q's.
