Sentence examples for mind acquired from inspiring English sources

Sterling and Francine Clark, who built up their art collection during the first half of the 20th century and did so with total independence of mind, acquired some particularly striking pictures done during the decade that preceded the appearance of truly Impressionist landscapes around 1869-1870.

ESPN would not mind acquiring the rights to the Derby and the Preakness.

Most big acts who've put out an album in the past 12 months and who don't have either a) a pathological fear of tour buses or b) mind acquiring a stonking carbon footprint thanks to their 50-odd flights during the season, can be seen on bills from California to Southwold.

The first interpretation of "that which is by its nature" is more appropriate to this purpose because the second interpretation affects all beings, but the categories do not affect all beings and they deal with existents insofar as the mind acquires them.

Through evolution, animal and human minds acquired a way of "seeing" that happen, and, a great way to sort it out.

His metaphysics sought to answer these philosophical questions: How does the human mind acquire knowledge?

5 p.m. 1) DRINKS ON THE PORCH New Orleans is a state of mind, one acquired most efficiently with an afternoon cocktail.

With that in mind, Scripps acquired video startup RealGravity to help bolster its networks' online distribution.

Thus he tended to see the universe as the end-product-so-far of a process in which mind has acquired habits and has "congealed" (this is the very word Peirce used) into matter.

My biases aside, I meet lots of up-and-coming founders who idolize Amazon's CEO over other role models, not to mention that they wouldn't mind being acquired by the company, either.

Once or twice he has nothing more on his mind than acquiring a new seed bull for his one-man ranch, or simply enjoying a drink and a good steak in the next town.