Sentence examples for mind but a from inspiring English sources

The description of FDR that he possessed a second-class mind but a first-class temperament was no less true of Mr Reagan.

In his speech he made special mention of our own Philip French, who he said had a "pitiless mind but a kind eye".

When Oliver Wendell Holmes met Franklin Roosevelt for the first time, he famously observed that FDR "had a second-class mind, but a first-class temperament".

For if there is nothing to the mind but a collection of perceptions, then there is no self that perdures as the subject of these perceptions.

"It wasn't really on my mind, but a lot of people came up to me today and said, 'Are you going to go for it?"' Beard said.

But unlike "2001," which raised provocative questions about the nature of human evolution, "Time's Eye" appears to have little on its mind but a rousing adventure.

He had an excellent mind but an even better heart.

Not in his mind but an actual animal in the actual world.

It may not be the first thing that comes to mind, but an increasing number of economists are seeing a connection.

Plato's dualism is not, therefore, simply a doctrine in the philosophy of mind, but an integral part of his whole metaphysics.

'Knowledge', writes Cudworth, 'is not a passion from anything without the mind, but an active exertion of the inward strength, vigour, and power of the mind, displaying itself from within' (Cudworth, 1996, p. 74).