Sentence examples for mind's effect from inspiring English sources

Now, though, we have much better tools with which to explore the mind's effect on the body, and Freud's abandoned programme is finally bearing fruit.

Scientists, of course, were not so quick to yield, probing ever deeper into the question of the mind's effect on the body.

Now, though, we have much better tools with which to explore the mind's effect on the body, and Freud's abandoned programme is finally bearing fruit.

Deal with the reactive mind's harmful effects: When you have a negative reaction, stop, stand back, take a few deep breaths, and observe how you're feeling.

Though Martin doubts that democratising the role was at the forefront of Wellington's mind, the effect of his reforms, she says, resulted in "anyone, however low their origins, through long and exemplary service in the army, being able to obtain this prized position at the historic heart of the nation.

Another is that, after playing such a prominent role in a long campaign, the first minister was simply tired.It is easy to overstate the debate's effect (cast your mind back to the short-lived "Cleggmania" that followed the first electoral debate in 2010), but it should not be discounted.

Hart works with Gazzaley regularly to study rhythm's effect on the mind, hoping to push music therapy into the realm of hard science.

In his exploration of the text and its aura's effect on his mind, he finds himself on an unraveling quest to a world contained between all the blank places among the everyday that most people overlook.

It's not that foolish choices make you poor; it's that poverty's effects on the mind lead to bad choices.

Pictorial memories often don't stick in a reader's mind, but the effect of these images on a character will likely create a lingering creepiness for the reader.

Mentions a research group which announced, in 2000, in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, that it had identified the neurological basis of thujone's mind-altering effect.