Many of the verses rise, as if unbidden, to Paterson's mind and are brought to a crisp and gratifying close.
Perhaps, therefore, the paradoxes result only from our impoverished description of the human mind and are not intrinsic to the subject matter of aesthetic interest.
Sowray told the packed hall: "I am sure all members have come along with an open mind and are ready to listen to the facts".
His films reveal why: it's because monsters and gods come from deep places in the human mind, and are necessary to our imaginations.
Funny or not, animated characters tend to attract an unusual devotion from their creators, since they spring whole from the mind and are not diluted by casting.
The people who have come forward are changing their ways and getting peace of mind, and are getting a good deal on penalties.
These hearty, nobbly little things were exactly what I had in mind and are fantastic smeared with butter and jam or piled with cheese.
Allardyce told the West Ham website: "We've got that in mind and are talking about that as quickly as we possibly can because obviously it needs to be addressed.
Not only are you taking in sights and sounds that you could not experience firsthand, but you have stepped inside that person's mind and are temporarily sharing his or her attitudes and reactions.
They are my enrichment, my source of information and of escape; they feed my mind and my spirit, entertain and divert me, they make me laugh and cry, understand and empathise; books stretch my mind and are my best companions.
Senator Johnny Isakson, a Republican from Georgia who worked in the real estate industry for 33 years and introduced the bill with Senator Michael Bennet, a Democrat from Colorado, said that consumers should get credit for energy-saving construction materials, which are often "out of sight and out of mind and are not valued".
