Sentence examples for mind section from inspiring English sources
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For example, one might demand that the experience be a case of seeing (section 2.2 of this entry), or demand that the experience be suitably free of top-down influence from one's own mind (section 2.4 of this entry).
With this in mind, Section C1 (public safety and recidivism) examines the overall purpose of criminal justice systems in relation to public safety and how diversion and alternatives help to contribute towards this.
Kenner's prose style itself brings to mind sections of The Waste Land.
This requires: evidence of 'an impairment of, or disturbance in, the functioning of the mind or brain' (Section 2(1)); and evidence that this impairment or disturbance means that the person is unable to make a specific decision (Section 3(1)).
Five of the most widely-discussed are the role of imagination in the understanding of other minds (Section 4.1), in the cultivation of moral understanding and sensibility (Section 4.2), in the reconfiguration of responses (Section 4.3), in planning and counterfactual reasoning (Section 4.4), and in providing knowledge of possibility (Section 4.5).
As Hume puts it, "a Pyrrhonian cannot expect that his philosophy will have any constant influence on the mind" (part 2 of section 12, "Of the Academical or Sceptical Philosophy," An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding, London, 1748).
In sections two and three we consider the concept and possibility that persons survive death in light of two substantial philosophies of mind: dualism (section two) and materialism (section three).
What the mayor had in mind was section 137 of the Highways Act 1980.
With these limitations in mind, a section with material not presented at the workshop has been included in the paper.
Achieving such clarity in our concepts is, of course, an arduous business, and requires an understanding of how understanding itself works (see the discussion of Abelard's philosophy of mind in Section 5).
