Sentence examples for mind distinguished from inspiring English sources

I asked Alderson what, in his mind, distinguished confidence from cockiness.

Don McCullin, David Bailey and Jane Brown all come to mind, distinguished by their unflashy style and their determined vision.

Can race be so clearly distinguished from ethnicity when categories like "African-American" bring both to mind, distinguishing this group from Afro-Caribbeans and Africans?

Hofstede (2010) claims that culture is the collective programming of the mind distinguishing the members of one group or category of people from others; adopting a metaphor, he also called it the "software of the mind".

He tells us that we can achieve the kind of differentiation we need to take them up only "in so far as the mind distinguishes the time in the sequence of one impression upon another" (A99).

Thus moral philosophers distinguish between the principles of duty and that of utility even when there is no difference in the actions one has to perform, and philosophers of mind distinguish between the human being and the person, even if a person and a human being are in another important sense not two different things.

How does the mind distinguish what is 'real' from what is not?

This is what in your mind distinguishes you from all the others who only seem to be superior at first sight.

Geert Hofstede defines culture as "the collective programming of the mind distinguishing the members of one group or category of people from another".

Perhaps conscious states of mind are distinguished partly by their possession of a type of content proper to the sensory subdivision of mind.

MIND is distinguished from other PIM architectures in that it incorporates mechanisms for efficient support of a global parallel execution model based on the semantics of message-driven multithreaded split-transaction processing.