Sentence examples for presumed mind from inspiring English sources

To deal with the loneliness I couldn't even yet name, I began more earnestly to banter on both my and WD's behalves, commenting on whatever I was reading or the text messages I received or speaking his presumed mind about how I'm not as funny as I think I am (I'm hilarious).

Thirty-three-year-old Koscheck, meanwhile, has spent the last three months planting seeds of doubt in the head of St-Pierre and reminding the champion of a time when he was presumed weak of mind and body.

Sometimes, though, we observed presumed 'changes of mind': the neural state initially reflected one choice before changing to reflect the final choice.

However, the setting aside of the study of the mind, presumed explorable only through introspection (as exploited by the British Associationist philosophers from which much of psychology springs), in essence created and has sustained medicine and psychology as separate disciplines having different subject matter and histories, and indeed different forms of science.

I trace Klein's character, in part, to a legacy of French Romanticism: the positing of some Absolute, by which ideas that gratify the mind are presumed to construe reality.

It was enormously daunting to think of writing a novel that presumed to enter the mind of Virginia Woolf, who was not only a person who once lived and was entitled to the respect that any person is; she was, of course, a great writer and a great feminist.

The next paragraph yet again seems predicated on the author's self-presumed mind-reading talent: "But Mirisch is incensed that he and the City would not control how the project shapes up and thus he is using his position as mayor to do everything he can to affect the process now underway.

A dozen opposition candidates cried fraud and called for the election to be invalidated, but the two presumed front-runners later changed their mind.