Sentence examples for matter to think from inspiring English sources

"We live for seven decades, and we have three-pound lumps of cheesy matter to think with, but to me it is plausible that there could be extremely valuable mental states outside this little particular set of possibilities that might be much better," he told me.

While the central issue of the correspondence is whether it is possible for consciousness to inhere in a material system and thus for matter to think, the discussion toward the end turned to other issues such as free will and determinism and the adequacy of Collins' account of personal identity.

"I think there are more important matters to think about than a barcode.

The tone of other Twitter messages from players around the league were similar: the situation is serious, but there are other matters to think about, from world events to college basketball.

Notwithstanding Anthony Bourdain's worldview, Lebanon's tragedy raises far more important matters to think about than hedonism, "young, beautiful party animals, sexily dressed," or when to "start the party all over again".

Too many veteran reporters, and former editors for that matter, tend to think their reminiscences of "amusing" times past are both entertaining and also carry weight.

Another way to approach the matter is to think about the profile of your ideal clients.

The Japanese, and many other people around the world for that matter, seem to think we are crazy.

If you feel that your nervousness will give you away concerning this matter, try to think of a way to take yourself and your children to go to visit a close, supportive friend or family who lives out of town.

Key premises for juggling these matters are, to think and act constructively in terms of the "powerlessness" of the researcher and to "reach-in" to what individuals and organisations share rather than to focus on differences.

It was simply a matter of learning to "think in more memorable ways," using a set of mnemonic techniques almost all of which were invented in ancient Greece.