Sentence examples for originality of mind from inspiring English sources

Elon's book, despite its broader claims, has much the same feel as Arendt's, yet without the same originality of mind.

In her marriage, meanwhile, Jungr encountered the predictable consequences of an alliance with a man possessed of great originality of mind, artistic vision, and tremendous thirst.

Thus a perfect forgery may succeed in producing the same pleasure the original was designed to elicit, but we nevertheless feel cheated because it does not demonstrate the originality of mind we expect to find expressed in art.

Jane, on the other hand, is a lowly and lonely governess without any claims to status in the eyes of the world; her wit and originality of mind are entirely unrecognized until Rochester comes along and offers her the outlet she has long yearned for.

It illustrates the point of judging a book by its cover, or stereotyping people according to what they do: the man then argued that he never asks someone what they do -- one should have the originality of mind to relate to someone irrespective of their "do-ings," and that, to his dealings, anything less was really undisguised elitism at worst, and lazy conversation at best.

But though the show puts distinct emphasis on each chronological phase, it is the inexhaustible originality of his mind that strikes from first to last.

His self-deprecating manner gave him a peculiarly English charm, which concealed the originality of his mind; most of his friends considered him a genius.

From what he saw in class, Mr. Neustadt said, Mr. Gore "is not afraid of decisions, but not precipitous about it, either, like the early Harry Truman saying, 'How many decisions did I make today?' " "In terms of the originality of his mind, I would probably have called him a good Group Two student, not a Group One student".

The 2006 comedy "Troilus and Cressida (reduced)" has individual pratfalls that make me laugh out loud even though I lose patience with it over all; still, I adore the originality of the mind that conceives a cartoon-farce version of the Troilus-Cressida story (with three Cupids and three Greek invaders) and then fits it to the adorable corn of Ponchielli's "Dance of the Hours".

Nowhere near, that is, the heart and beautiful originality of the mind we could be expressing and creating from.

Those who might, in other eras, have been celebrated for their originality and independence of mind, are increasingly being told, "Sit down, you're rocking the boat".