Sentence examples for mind by which from inspiring English sources

This comes with the year 2050 in mind, by which time climate scientists have said there needs to be a major reduction in greenhouse gas emissions if the worst impacts of climate change are to be avoided.

In "Jolly," an autobiographical one-act play that is part of three meditations on his past called "The Old Neighborhood," which opens on Broadway this month, he addresses the psychological sleight of mind by which parents project their own inadequacy onto their children, as a grownup brother and sister sit talking about the sins of their parents: BOB ... That's their way.

He speaks of the mind, which he calls "I, that is to say, the mind by which I am what I am", in ways that assume it is nevertheless accessible to instruction and correction by an I that stands apart from it.

At the climax, around two dozen dancers in inflatable round suits (and kerchief masks) arrive for the superb Left to My Own Devices and a euphoric Go West; they fleetingly recall Missy Elliott in The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly), returning in the encore to act out the words of Always on My Mind, by which point we are putty in the Pet Shop Boys' hands.

Second, the theory of mind, by which one chimpanzee infers the motives, intentions or feelings of another, depends on applying an analogy.

AL: Steve Jobs said that computers are like bicycles for the mind, by which he meant you can literally ride them places.

For example, the common term 'man' is a spoken or written universal term of English, because it is subordinated to that concept of our minds by which we conceive of each man indifferently.

On the other hand, only passive affects are passions: "an affect that is called a Passion [pathema] of the Mind is a confused idea by which the Mind affirms of its Body, or some part of it, a greater or lesser power of existing [existendi vis] than before, which, when it is given determines the Mind to think of this rather than that" (III Gen. Def. of the Affects).

Similarly, "Shoemaker" was crowded out of the public's mind by "Heartbreak House," which the Mercury put on just to keep everyone active.

And there's my favorite, "One Track Mind," by Bethany Campbell, which features the tagline: "This outsider finally has the inside track".

Then I read a book called The Growth Of The Mind, by Stanley Greenspan, which explains how we learn when we are small through our interaction with the world, and because of emotions.