Sentence examples similar to nothing to do with mind from inspiring English sources

"This has nothing to do with news, mind you," he jokes.

It was nothing to do with "the mind-numbing predictability of the EDM barfsplosion currently gripping the corporate ravesters," he added, presumably for the benefit of anyone tending to get an anonymous-looking Canadian with a doctorate in overconvergent Siegel modular symbols confused with Skrillex.

Fessler counters that "it is completely implausible that natural selection crafted our bodies and it had nothing to do with our minds".

It affects every one of us, and the things it tells us to do, no matter how insane they might be, tend to feel "right" in ways that have nothing to do with the rational mind.

It has nothing to do with the body, the intellect, or the mind.

Meanwhile, many of the improvements in anesthesia have ripple effects that have nothing to do with the mysteries of the mind.

"When you get accused of something, you have nothing to do with it, you cannot focus your mind".

What happened to its goal scorer in the bathroom of a Mexican bar has nothing to do with soccer, except possibly in the mind of his assailant.

Now the government will study the Australian experience and decide whether British public health warrants vomit-coloured packs, emblazoned with scary pictures and bigger health warnings and bereft of branding except for the brand name in standardised type (pictured).Obviously, politics had nothing to do with the government's change of mind.

However, there are at least two problems with this classification: (1) a significant number of disciplines commonly considered Geisteswissenschaften have little or nothing to do with the study of the human mind.

I keep hearing endless hype about the fan-friendly ballpark: sushi bars and luxury suites and added legroom and galleries and other extras and distractions that have nothing to do with the game, which in the minds of the planners is far too dull to keep one's attention for nine innings.