Sentence examples for mind emerging from inspiring English sources

Thinking of a group mind as a fourth mind emerging from the three divine minds will result in too many divine minds (four).

We are not primarily biological, with mind emerging as a kind of iridescence, a kind of epiphenomenon at the higher levels of organization of biology.

It is therefore by means of language, the use of "significant symbols," that mind emerges.

Or will another company, perhaps from the Global South (Natura comes to mind), emerge to demonstrate a new type of leadership?

With sufferance, boredom may give rise to odd ecstasies of interest, as aspects of existence that elude the busy mind emerge with jewel-edged sharpness.

Mountains of the Mind emerged top of the strongest shortlist of any literary prize this year, and one of the strongest in the history of Guardian book awards.

One hypothesis about how the brain functions is that the mind emerges from all of the activity happening in the brain.

As she describes how using the Internet led her to atheism ("Some of my most intimate thoughts and questions... were so common that the Google could anticipate it!"), a picture of her wry, inquisitive, unsentimental mind emerges.

MONTEVIDEO, Uruguay — A Socialist former guerrilla fighter known for speaking his mind emerged the clear winner of Sunday's election for president of Uruguay but did not muster enough votes to avoid a November runoff, in what analysts said was a referendum on the current leftist government.

The biology that informed Alexander's early (1889) work on ethics survives in his account of mind: mind emerges in the world through evolution.

Working from studies of social interaction, George Herbert Mead added to process-based pragmatism the thesis that mind emerges from social communicative actions.