Sentence examples for question of mind from inspiring English sources

It's just a question of mind over matter".

He said cold weather was more a question of mind over matter.

Ferrier shares with Hamilton a largely unspoken assumption that the question of mind and world lies at the heart of philosophy.

It's neurologists or psychiatrists who are more likely to ponder the deep questions of mind and consciousness.

He suggests he is agnostic about the source of these subjective memories, as he is about questions of mind and matter.

The Cusan answer, then, to the question of whether mind or the mind-independent realities are the "measures" of what we know may thus be seen as an attempt to have it both ways.

For if all questions of mind-independent existence were external, then rejecting the intelligibility of external questions as Carnap does would also be to reject the concept of mind-independent existence, so that metaphysical realism would have been rendered untenable.

Besides, getting older is a question of your mind.

"Injuries are not only a physical question, which is the most important thing of course, but also a question of your mind.

Scientists, of course, were not so quick to yield, probing ever deeper into the question of the mind's effect on the body.

In the Meditations and Principles, Descartes did not focus on the metaphysical question of how mind and body interact.