Sentence examples for matters of mind from inspiring English sources

Swerving down "grisly and gothic and bizarre" pathways to matters of mind control and mass hysteria, the story embraces the more lurid Grand Guignol style of Monk Lewis and Mrs. Radcliffe.

The philosopher-psychologist U. T. Place, although otherwise sympathetic to the application of behaviorist ideas to matters of mind, argued that phenomenal qualia cannot be analyzed in behaviorist terms.

After learning that I was gay 26 years ago, my mother allowed herself to ask hard questions, looking inward and outward with the depth of a religious scholar into matters of mind, heart and spirit, and has become an inspiring advocate for equality and tolerance within her church, community and our extended family.

I still experience the almost visceral sense of puzzlement over matters of brain, mind and selfhood that drew me to the field.

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".

Despite the incongruity of his order on the camps, Roosevelt said, "The principle on which this country was founded and by which it has always been governed is that Americanism is a matter of mind and heart.