Sentence examples for opposing minds from inspiring English sources

In this unique dystopian universe, Burgess is able to masterfully display contradictions formed from the opposing minds of human nature, from its perfectibility to its outright depravity, and the extreme political systems upon which they are based.

We need opposing minds to find compromise, and we need young people to believe that can happen".

Even Marine Le Pen and the far-right National Front are of two minds — opposing the law but divided on whether to take part on Sunday, with Ms. Le Pen against participation but allowing members to do so.

"What really distinguishes us from apes is not the opposable thumb but the ability to hold in mind opposing ideas," you write, "a distinction we should probably try to preserve".

Each combatant faced his exact counterpart: the Good Mind opposing the Bad Mind and Aramaiti being countered by Taromaiti.

Ackerley can keep two opposing ideas in mind at the same time, and the counterpoise of comedy or violence only makes the lyrical, the beautiful, more so.

James Bond's body language Not working Hugging the Saudi floggers ReprintsScott Fitzgerald wrote that the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time is the sign of a first-rate intelligence.

F Scott Fitzgerald said: "The test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function".

F Scott Fitzgerald once called "hold[ing] two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain[ing] the ability to function" the "test of a first-rate intelligence", but when it comes to the GOP, the jury's out on the "functioning" part.

F. Scott Fitzgerald said that "the test of a first-rate intelligence is the ability to hold two opposing ideas in mind at the same time and still retain the ability to function".

I doubt the teachings of so-called Complementary and Integrative Medicine CIMM) as well, having seen them wander into the realm known pejoratively as "woo," and perpetrate the opposing transgression: a mind so open that brains flop out.