Sentence examples for present in the mind from inspiring English sources

Be aware of any expectations or concerns that may be present in the mind or heart.

Rationalist accounts of knowledge also typically involved the claim that at least some kinds of ideas are "innate," or present in the mind at (or even before) birth.

This may sound like an optimistic rationalism, but the corrective of negative theology and philosophy was also present in the mind of Aquinas.

One of them concerns the question of whether knowledge is innate i.e., present in the mind, in some sense, from birth or acquired through experience.

He regarded all the varieties of Buddhist doctrine as true and assumed they had all been present in the mind of Shakyamuni (the historical Buddha) from the time of his enlightenment.

Zhiyi organized the whole of the Buddhist canon according to the supposition that all the doctrines were present in the mind of Shakyamuni (the historical Buddha) at the time of his enlightenment but were unfolded gradually according to the mental capacities of his hearers.

But even if these factors were present in the minds of MPs, public support would still be essential.

His suicide in 2008, at the terribly young age of 46, is surely present in the minds of most in the audience.

While brokers say they have yet to see an avalanche of high-end sales, they do say that upheaval is present in the minds of buyers.

All these changes were constantly present in the minds of the empire's rulers and shaped Ottoman actions quite as much as the doings of the British, French and Russian governments.

But this persistent folk-memory, so far as I can tell, isn't present in the minds of most Americans in anything like the same degree, even though the American involvement in the war lasted 19 months, during which 114,000 American servicemen died -- twice as many as were killed in Vietnam.