Sentence examples for reading mind from inspiring English sources
The reading mind responds to the possibilities in disconcerting alternation.
READING "Mind And Cosmos" by Thomas Nagel and "Why Does the World Exist?" by Jim Holt.
This study has several limitations, including a rather small sample size and a lack of inclusion of a more established social cognition measure to explore convergent validity of the Dewey Story Test measures (e.g. Reading Mind in the Eyes (Baron-Cohen et al., 2001) or Strange Stories (Happé, 1994)).
YOUNG people waste time on computer games that should be spent in reading mind-improving books.
He also likes making music in their home studio, reading mind-blowing books and, invariably, staying up until dawn.
Mr. Barra said he had been reading "mind-numbing papers on tides and currents and sediment concentrations".
When TV arrived, there were middle-class intellectuals who refused to watch it on the grounds that it churned out rubbish for the masses, and who said their children were better off reading mind-improving novels.
"We're good at reading data but not good at reading minds," he told me.
Their adopted son is Jake, a boy with a gift for reading minds.
After you read "Mind the geese," I think you'll agree.
