"mind discussions" is a correct phrase in English.
You can use it to refer to conversations or debates that focus on abstract topics such as philosophy and morality. For example, you might say, "Our philosophy class often has interesting mind discussions."
Pretending to be a reporter from a national newspaper Hamilton asked: "Is there any news on the contract?", bearing in mind discussions are ongoing with Wolff as to a new deal.
"When Artworks Crash: Restorers Face Digital Test" (front page, June 10) raises a number of issues that, while not precisely analogous, bring to mind discussions of musical performance practice.
CPR contains other discussions of the mind, discussions that remained the same in both editions.
A potential prospect related to the contact between molecular neurobiology and psychology is the injection of epistemic considerations into philosophy of mind discussions (Godfrey-Smith 2008).
WESTPORT Westport Arts Center "Expert Minds," discussion on environmental issues.
"The issues that we have been discussing now in relation to Ceta is not something that brought to mind the discussions with Great Britain," she told reporters after an EU summit in Brussels.
I left struck by his sharp intellect, moderation and open mind, after discussions over what the Republicans have in common with British Conservatives.
Some human rights advocates say they do not mind theoretical discussions about torture, as long as disapproval is expressed at the end.
It is with this primary concern in mind that discussions of digital technologies in art education courses are undertaken.
Famed for his theories of language and the mind, his discussions of the relationship between evolution, thought, and language in his books How the Mind Works (1997) and The Language Instinct (1994) make the case that mental and language behaviors evolved in response to paleohuman needs, although his ideas remain controversial.
She brings to mind my discussions with students at Lonestar Community College in Houston last week.
