Sentence examples for mental horizons from inspiring English sources
Research shows that living abroad expands your mental horizons and increases your creativity.
Does ubiquitous technology expand our mental horizons, or encapsulate us in artifice?
Each is hamstrung not by his mental horizons but by the stultifying hand of convention, class consciousness and the habit of judging every step you take by the yardstick of what other people might think of you.
The letters wittily expose the discrepancy between the real world and what Schmidt perceives, and reveal the limitations of his mental horizons, not least in the blinkered expectations of what a child in an East African village might grasp about American life.
Here is a keen reminder of gaming's ability to provide we who live in a world charted by satellites and Google Maps with new frontiers, with the unfettered joy of discovery, with the sense of our own psychical and mental horizons being expanded.
This will allow us to extend our mental horizons, and well be capable of appreciating and absorbing and communicating more of this exponentially expanding knowledge base.
Fox has begun to recede below the collective mental horizon.
The Carroccio is also a mental horizon: only those who live in the city-states, your fellow citizens, are worthy of trust and respect, and are recognised as belonging to the community because they speak the same dialect as you do.
We all have our User Centered Design (UCD) favourites: stat logs, task analysis, mental models, horizon charts, personae, scenarios, card sorts, paper prototypes, user testing... the list goes on.
In effect it is a perceptual and mental "event horizon," beyond which the future becomes difficult to understand or predict.
As the Greek world expanded its mental and financial horizons, other Corinthian families grew envious.
