Sentence examples similar to minded form from inspiring English sources

Good things apparently do happen when body and mind form a dedicated doubles partnership.

With regard to the ubiquity of the mental, we might wonder whether every thing has a mind (or associated mental attributes) or whether there is, even from within a panpsychist view of the world, a viable distinction between things with minds and things lacking minds (as we have seen, the world-mind form of panpsychism may have the resources to fund such a distinction).

MinC and MinD form a dimer of dimers that binds to the cytoplasmic membrane.

The episodic nature of "Black Swan Green" may call to mind another form: the television series, with its seasonal story arcs interspersed with stories-of-the-week.

Poe's red death brings to mind some form of Ebola-like viral hemorrhagic fever of extremely high virulence.

Was Kafka's mind formed by the history and politics of the Austro-Hungarian empire?

In the film "A Beautiful Mind," the precision of John Nash's mathematical mind forms an unsettling counterpoint to the confusion in his hallucinatory illusions.

"I think people enjoy making up their own minds, forming their own opinions about the candidates," he said amid the clutter of his busy store.

For Parker, like many artists of her generation, improvising with objects found on the street, in skips or charity shops was a habit of mind formed by necessity.

Then, eight or nine miles north of the city, he encountered some differences between the canal as it flowed and the map in his mind, formed from advance Google satellite scouting.

Almost all engineering jokes — and there are many — are versions of this belief: that the habits of mind formed by the profession enable engineers to see things differently from the rest of us.