Sentence examples for mind of which from inspiring English sources

We sat thinking of the low ingenuity of the literary mind, of which her phrase was a neat examaple.

To them, the everyday is underwhelming; it doesn't excite them enough to stimulate the sharpness of mind of which they are capable.

Thus, critics discredit states of mind of which they disapprove, not those of which they approve, and it is entirely arbitrary and illogical to do so.

Hate-crime laws mandate enhanced punishments for crimes committed as a result of, or at least when accompanied by, particular states of mind of which the government particularly disapproves.

People born with the fast-acting enzymes "actually need the stress to perform their best". To them, the everyday is underwhelming; it doesn't excite them enough to stimulate the sharpness of mind of which they are capable.

"He has the kind of mind of which the world can never have enough, a composite of imagination, intelligence and knowledge that is driven by great energy and a quirkish and unceasing curiosity".

Similarly, Aspiring Minds (of which I am a cofounder), an Indian talent-assessment service aimed at democratizing the market for talent, focuses on various out-of-the-mainstream job seekers in different markets.

Fechner's panpsychism was also distinctive in its endorsement of a "world-soul" or "world-mind" of which everything is a part (there are obvious echoes of Spinoza in such a view).

In the same way as the heart-mind, of which it is a part, innate knowledge also contains the basic structure of natural principles (li) (Wang 1933: II, 57).

Its understanding is founded upon what anthropologist Gregory Bateson termed a 'cybernetic epistemological' worldview: an entangled reality of interacting embodied minds of which the observer is inextricably and explicitly a part.

Two local studios existed in Stockton, the cheaper and less professionally minded of which was Gary Young's Louder Than You Think Studio.