She has her eyes on Paul Bishop Todd Gearhartt), never mind his engagement to Maude Carson (Victoria Mack).
(Idiota de mente, c.7) To help us understand the mind's engagement in perceptual "assimilation," Nicholas turns to the work of sculptors and craftsmen who use wax or clay to make an impression of some shape so they can work from that likeness.
The duo also scored the artists, Olympics-style, on a 10-point scale measuring qualities chosen with the audience in mind: virtuosity, engagement and appeal.
That's why most "god games," wherein you control and develop a civilization or world, are not, in my mind, satisfactory engagements with religious ideas.
The prime purpose of this study of theories of art in late 18th and 19th-century Germany was to demonstrate that theorising about art at its best and most exacting brought into play philosophical questions about the operations of the mind and its engagement with material phenomena.
RIYADH, SAUDI ARABIA — A story is doing the rounds in Washington about an Arab ambassador whose view of Barack Obama's overtures to Iran is: "We don't mind you seeking engagement, but please, no marriage!" It's sometimes hard to know if the Arabs or Israelis are more alarmed — or alarmist — about Iran's nuclear program and regional ambitions.
The findings demonstrate that processes of re-imagining landscape contribute to participants' retaining significant places in the mind when physical engagement is limited.
Essentially a meditation upon one's original, moral nature, quiet-sitting perceives the calmness and stillness of the mind before its engagement with the world of activity.
Although majority of patients in our study have stated preference of including these aspects to the treatment, punishment should be handled carefully, having in mind that all engagement in rehabilitation is important and better than having the patients withdraw from training.
