Sentence examples for mind from which from inspiring English sources

His Brooklyn is a place, a state of mind, from which he has struggled all of his life to break free.

The intelligibility of the positions taken in the disputes of these issues depends to some degree on the divergent conceptions of the human mind from which they stem.

Focusing on the good parts of the relationship puts us into a state of mind from which it's much more likely that we will be able to address challenges in ways that we can make positive changes.

Zeus, therefore, is the whole world, animal of animals, and god of gods; but Zeus, that is, inasmuch as he is the mind from which he brings forth all things, and by his thoughts creates them.

The former might be said to be turning chaos into order, transforming or redeeming chaotic experience with the orderliness of the author's prose and the rational mind from which it issues; the latter begin with the proposition of order and proceed, through the honesty of their writing, to challenge and disrupt it.

We've just about reached the point where we can start talking openly about mental illness, that there is some ideal state of mind from which we can get displaced, that the gears of the mind sometimes run too fast or too slow.

The first and foremost reason why we shouldn't simply disown neuroscience altogether is an obvious one: if we want to understand our minds, from which all of human nature springs, we must come to grips with the brain's biology.

In "Light on the Yoga Sūtras of Patanjali," B. K. S. Iyengar explains that through this unbroken flow of discriminating awareness, the spiritual practitioner "conquers his body, controls his energy, retrains the movements of the mind, and develops sound judgment, from which he acts rightly and becomes luminous.

The textural element that supplied this pensive suburban soft-rock with a Southern flavor was the pedal steel guitar of Greg Leisz, who also plays on her album "Keeping You in Mind" (PS Classics), from which most of the songs were chosen.

Recall once more the Cusan "definition" of mind already alluded to in The Layman: About Mind: Mind is "that from which comes the limit and measure of all things".

They manage to survive in situations that sorely test their minds, and from which they sometimes die.