Sentence examples for particular minds from inspiring English sources

Particular minds might be inside or "inhabit" particular bodies.

In particular, minds do not occupy a spatial location, while bodies necessarily do.

Here the operative idea is that bodies, and in particular the bodies associated with particular minds, are intentional objects – though they result from or are grounded in monads.

(While "particular minds" deliberate and choose, and so possess a kind of agency, they lack real power and are thus no more than images of divine agency.

His "external glory…consists in the communication of these," i. e., in bringing it about that "particular minds" know and love God, and delight in him.

Psychology would, by contrast, study subjective ideas, the concrete contents (occurrences) of mental activities in particular minds at a given time.

"He has a particular mind and many personalities.

It took me a long time to recognize the particular mind-set that scientists have.

The S.A.T. was a test devised by a particular institution, by a particular kind of person, operating from a particular mind-set.

His target is a particular mind-set that dominates public debate: the puff-chested vanities, poisonous bigotry and contorted logic of certain politicians, generals and journalists.

I also think that there is a particular mind-set that was on display in the run-up to the Iraq War that continues to this day.