Sentence examples for mind representing from inspiring English sources

In a recent interview, which didn't surprise anyone, she said she didn't mind representing France whenever necessary, "being well dressed", "smiling" and "kissing sick children" but that it was not her style to play Mother Teresa 24 hours a day.

In the via moderna, a concept is just an act of the mind representing singulars in a more or less indifferent manner, yielding a more or less universal signification for the term.

WHAT an irony "Spontaneous Mind" represents.

Just Inhale BEAUTY products designed to heal the skin by calming the mind represent a small but growing trend.

Malouf, in contrast, portrays the absolute fear and dread of the "civilised" mind (represented by Ovid) in the face of the truly primitive.

It's a play which incidentally demonstrates the grimness of the English establishment: the dons who think of themselves as promoting the life of the mind represent the death of the imagination, as they resist Ramanujan as a fellow.

"This change of mind represents to our eyes not a closing but on the contrary an opening of the Arab cultural world," he said, "to be explored in its complexity and diversity.

Communism was a real threat, and was an inhibiting factor with regard to negotiation with the ANC, which clearly, in my mind, represented the majority of all black South Africans.

I think the "one non-fan of the president" you quoted says it best: the photos (in his mind) represented the presidency -- "a metaphor for a man who can't hide anymore".

The Republic survives, and for as long as it survives I think Reagan will be remembered, with Truman and Jackson, as one of the great populist Presidents, an instinctual leader who, in body and mind, represented the better temper of his times.

When he speaks about his goals and beliefs, he cites Alexander Hamilton, Theodore Roosevelt, and Al Smith, who to his mind represent the three pillars of progressivism: "My job is to invest, the way Hamilton did; make sure the rules are enforced, the way T.R. did; and make sure everyone has a chance to play by those rules, which is what Al Smith stood for".