In this respect he played an important role in convincing Rosenzweig that truth was not so much a property of things or states of affairs captured by the reflecting mind, but a state of fecundity produced by the act appropriate for the time in which it was performed.
Regarding brain activity, some authors have suggested that increased DMN activity does not necessarily reflect mind-wandering until a certain threshold of activation is reached [68].
Finally, it has also been argued [9] that the previously mentioned reports of task-unrelated thoughts do not necessarily reflect mind-wandering.
A quiet violence in the collision of styles reflects a mind trying to embrace its own contradictions (Johnson).
What we get is Terkel's homilies, his pedestrian humanism, and a surface-level sociology that reflects the mind of an industrious but uninvested journalist.
Mr. Murphy was relaxing in his loft on a quickly gentrifying postindustrial street in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, that reflects the mind of an obsessive collector eternally on the verge between clubland and adulthood.
Lynch's factory interiors, which were shot across eastern Europe and the US, are the most formally unified photographs here, while Burroughs' scattergun approach reflects a mind in thrall to the chance encounter.
But the fall also reflects the mind-numbing complexity of this deal, and how long it will take.
"I don't know if it's a victory by the über-hawks, but it reflects a mind-set about how Trump sees the world.
Such erotic gourmandism feels dated now, but it accurately reflects the mind-set of Owen and his peers, who made Playboy magazine an institution and books such as "The Sensuous Man" best sellers.
The real problem is that it reflects a mind-set vulnerable to making mistakes.
