Sentence examples for mental constructs from inspiring English sources

According to him, all of these categories are merely mental constructs.

Biological theories represent a radically different approach that dispenses with mental constructs altogether.

This sequel to "The Physiognomy" continues the story of Cley, who battles his former despotic master in a Kafkaesque landscape of mental constructs.

This sequel to "The Physiognomy continues the story of Cley, who battles his one-time despotic master in a Kafkaesque landscape of mental constructs.

"The problem is that you have a society, a culture, with a set of mental constructs to deal with the world," he said.

The theories discussed above seek to understand intelligence in terms of hypothetical mental constructs, whether they are factors, cognitive processes, or cognitive processes in interaction with context.

"Race" is a mental construct, not a physical reality.

Maybe it is just a mental construct or a convention people devised to help organise experience.

"It was sort of a mental construct, a composite," Ms. Barten said.

This is of course not at all what happens in the film; Neo discovers his world (or our world) is a mental construct created by malevolent computers, not by women.

There is no problem laid out to be solved, no conclusion reached, though Campbell's belief in a mental construct he calls Plato's Garage -- a very real place to me, a peaceful zone where I could contemplate the symbiotic connection between human beings and automobiles" -- is intriguing.