Sentence examples for mind a kind from inspiring English sources

Are they different stuffs: the mind a kind of spirit, the brain, flesh?

I'm a legend in my own mind, a kind of tumor in my own mind.

The absence of the tree then created in Heaney's mind "a kind of luminous emptiness".

Her accent, whiny, elastic, brings to mind a kind of Americanized Eliza Doolittle.

Tetzlaff prefers the explanation that Bach had in mind a kind of spiritual double-entendre, since Sei Solo can also be rendered as "You are alone".

Niels Gade's "Phantasiestücke," for example, "evokes in my mind a kind of sweetness and naïve feeling about harmonic progressions and melodic lines," he said.

Mr. Paladino and his campaign advisers jokingly refer to his hug as "the mind meld," a kind of secret weapon, as if, when his ideas are garbled in verbal transmission, they can be passed on through physical contact.

The names that now form in readers' minds a kind of canon of New Yorker fiction began to appear in the magazine well before this decade: John Updike's first story, "Friends from Philadelphia," found a home here in 1954, when he was twenty-two (and was followed by many more — forty-five between 1965 and 1975).

The quoted sentence conveys the idea that the mind is a kind of last refuge of personal freedom and self-determination.

As philosophers like Andy Clark and David J Chalmers have argued, my mind is a kind of collaboration between the brain in my head and tools like the phone in my hand: "I" am a complex system that encompasses both.

In The Concept of Mind (1949), for example, he sought to explain what he called the 'category-mistake' involved in talk of the mind as a kind of 'Ghost in the Machine'.