Sentence examples for mind was better from inspiring English sources

"My focus was better, my mind was better," Burnett said.

The Revolution of the mind was better when it stayed there.

What they have in mind is better pay.

More than any other man of his time he had the power to arouse informed opinion to the acceptance of novel proposals and if the public mind is better prepared in this country than in many others to face the problems of the period that is now opening, Keynes can claim far more than one man's share of the credit.

On Descartes' doctrine that the mind is better known than the body, see Jolley (2013), LoLordo (2005), and Nolan and Whipple (2005).

This last point turns on its head Descartes' own conclusion in "Meditation II" that the nature of the human mind is "better known" than the nature of body; for Malebranche, it is the nature of body that is better known than the nature of mind.

Mr. Obama, who came of age as a community organizer, showed once again that he believes several minds are better than one, and that, for all of his oratorical skill, he is wary of too much showmanship.

Maybe their younger minds are better able to learn new tasks, or maybe their developing sensory and perceptual systems are more attracted to the colours and sounds of video games, compared with their older counterparts.

Despite the hype about losing millions of brain cells as we age (not true, says Strauch) and the all-too-real senior moments, middle-aged minds are better able "to make accurate judgments about people, about jobs, and about finances about the world around us.

It can be complicated to collaborate but at the end of the day five minds are better than one.

They never remember themselves as older than they really are, but always younger -- which, I suspect in their minds is better.