Sentence examples for mental counterpart from inspiring English sources

The distinction between the content and the object of a presentation rests on a psychological or epistemic difference which is, roughly speaking, the mental counterpart of Frege's distinction between sense and reference.

The field of business, for example, is an area where emotional intelligence resides in harmony with its mental counterpart.

The symptoms of dissociative disorders have often been regarded as the mental counterparts of the physical symptoms displayed in conversion disorders.

Congenital myotonic dystrophy is associated with qualitatively different symptoms and signs from its adult onset counterpart, including mental retardation, cortical migration abnormalities, and respiratory difficulties and diffuse hypotonia with myopathic features on muscle biopsies.

If you feel a violent verbal confrontation is imminent, prepare a mental list of your counterpart's physical characteristics.

It may be that today's older drivers are simply in better physical and mental shape than their counterparts a decade ago, so they are not only less likely to make a driving mistake, but also less frail and better able to survive injuries.

In's not going to do you any good to hit a woman who looks like your 'crack whore mother.' It will do you emotional good to get inside your own heart and see what happened and learn to be loving," he said.

Pregnant women living in food insecure households were 4 times more likely to have mental distress than their counterparts (COR = 3.77, 95 % CI: 2.17, 6.55).