Sentence examples for mind demonstrated from inspiring English sources
Last year's report from Mind demonstrated that very powerfully.
Consider, for example, the presence of mind demonstrated by a ballplayer who, when victimized by a bad call, coolly initiates a conference among the umpires even though the natural instinct is to bite their heads off.
"The need to bung another £40m into whatever all-singing, all-dancing spectacular the director of 'Trainspotting' and 'Slumdog Millionaire' has in mind demonstrated how fundamentally the organizers have misjudged so much about these Games," Richard Williams wrote in The Guardian, referring to the film director Danny Boyle, who is orchestrating the opening ceremony.
Building on the pioneering work of Kool G Rap, Big Daddy Kane, and Rakim, tracks like 'Halftime' and the laid back 'One Time 4 Your Mind' demonstrated a [high] level of technical precision and rhetorical dexterity".
Temperament transformations can happen very quickly sometimes: one instance that comes to mind demonstrates how fluctuations occur even overnight.
The pair of books allow us access to Day's mind, demonstrating her obsessive need for order in the face of extreme emotional chaos.
This is a very well thought, thorough study that in my mind demonstrates proof-of-principle, and for that reason is a strong contender for publication in eLife.
With this idea in mind, we demonstrated in 2004 that the model available from Skinethic and based on the publication by Rosdy and Claus [ 42] can be reproduced nicely with materials easily available, showing that adequate culture conditions provide an environment that produces a normal looking epidermis [ 36].
For that amounts to saying that the mind is demonstrated by introspection and to the thought that the mind of other animals is understandable indirectly by analogy.
That strength of mind was demonstrated again with eagles at the 16th and 18th on Saturday that proved to be killer blows.
How large this problem loomed in Nādir Shah's mind is demonstrated by his increasingly morbid obsession with treasure and jewels.
