Sentence examples for mind aspects from inspiring English sources

(Early on, in Italy, the work acquired the nickname Lo Zuccone, for pumpkin. Its look calls to my mind aspects of El Greco and Giacometti).

Small images of Ms. Cox in dominatrix drag, combined with faded family snapshots, bring to mind aspects of Adrian Piper's work while also contrasting Ms. Cox's liberated present with her repressed, well-behaved upbringing and forebears.

They owe the obvious debts to Calder and George Rickey, although as feats of imaginary engineering linked to a machine aesthetic, they are related to the work of earlier figures like Tatlin and to various Machine Age artists of the 1920's and 30's, and in their use of simple, repeating, industrial forms they even bring to mind aspects of Minimalism.

Therefore, the outstanding health problems of a society and the most efficient health technologies in terms of their cost-effectiveness must be identified and patients must be prioritized, bearing in mind aspects of equity and efficiency.

So, who is the rascal that recoils in fear of "too much good?" Simply put, it is poor old ego, that monkey mind aspect of our beliefs about who we must be in order to be "enough," loved, approved.

Students should also keep in mind that aspects of class can create a comfort zone in which to live.

As we listen to them, however, we need to bear in mind certain aspects of Soviet life with no immediate parallel in the West".

Because Kant's theory attributes to the mind many aspects of reality that earlier theories had assumed were given in or derived from experience, it can be thought of as inverting the traditional relation in epistemology between the mind and the world.

The theme of family extends into the second gallery, where four mixed-media drawings from Rima Grad's series "Not What I Had In Mind" document aspects of her husband's decline into the degenerative disease A.L.S. "Our Beautiful Bed," for instance, is a childlike illustration of a colorful bed; along the bottom, it reads, "We said goodbye to our beautiful bed".

In understanding the computed estimates, one should keep in mind two aspects of patient selection.

These findings suggest that both theory of mind and aspects of neurocognition contribute to poor social functioning in early psychosis.