Sentence examples for mind of the sort from inspiring English sources

Does he have a picture in his mind of the sort of voter he needs to convince to get Labour to a majority of seats in the next parliament – or at least ensure that his party is the biggest one?

But it can also be seen as a paradigm shift, to the extent that the focus on subsymbolic processing began to be linked to a growing skepticism concerning higher-level symbolic processing as models of mind, of the sort associated with earlier semantic network-based and rule-based architectures.

I'm running with cheese!" Say what you will, but I believe that this — making fun of a parent's demented state of mind — is the sort of thing that holds the American family together.

This just-on-the-tip-of-the-mind sort of quasi-amnesia was one of the specialties of the science fiction writer Philip K. Dick, whose novella "Paycheck" is the source of Mr. Affleck's new film, directed by John Woo (opening Dec. 25).

A working group of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change wrote in 2014 that there was "justifiable common concern" that climate change increased the risk of armed conflict in certain circumstances.Perhaps they had in mind exactly the sort of circumstances witnessed in Syria.

While it's commonly assumed that the best way to solve a difficult problem is to focus, minimize distractions, and pay attention only to the relevant details, this clenched state of mind may inhibit the sort of creative connections that lead to sudden breakthroughs.

24.11.1980 Here we have the British winning again in the Eurovision Song Contest (BBC1) with Making Your Mind Up, the sort of number commonly called chirpy.

Distance Vek in your mind from the sort of foppish singer who bores you stupid with self-indulgent laments about lost love/existential crises/athlete's foot traumas.

I went into academia thinking that there'd be constant reciprocity between my scholarship and my creative work, but found that doing one always turned my mind into the sort of tool that was badly suited to doing the other.

When Suze Yalof Schwartz opened her pristine, white-walled West L.A. meditation studio nearly a year ago, she kept in mind just the sort of people Marturano knows well.

She drove to Mobile and then drove back again, her mind awhirl with the sort of not very interesting observations that so often pass through the minds of characters in unpublished fiction.