Sentence examples for mind belongs from inspiring English sources

Your mind belongs to you.

In "Archie," by Domenica More Gordon, that mind belongs to a dog.

Because of this, Empire State of Mind belongs in the pantheon alongside the Velvets' I'm Waiting for the Man, Frank Sinatra's New York, New York and Notorious BIG's Where Brooklyn At.

This paper argues that the human mind belongs in the second category and then goes on to explore the implications of its being a self-regulating system.

While Brentano had maintained that every act of the mind belongs to one of three classes, namely presentations, judgments, and acts of love and hate, Marty says that autosemantica likewise fall into three classes, each one corresponding to a class of mental phenomena.

But his mind belongs only to him.

Art now belonged to the mind, and the mind belonged to the metaphysical Signor Plato.

Teenagers ultimately don't mind belonging to a group, because there's always the opportunity to eventually become someone new.

As a consequence, all the species we have in the mind belong to the category of quality, for no real substance or quantity can exist materially in the human soul.

But "movie star" is a group he wouldn't mind belonging to.

Their minds belong to them.