Sentence examples for represent the mind from inspiring English sources

In other words, Shakespeare's dramatic poetry is an enormous effort to represent the mind.

Is this fair?" A bishop in Colorado reminded Moore that "the ordination of practicing homosexuals" did not represent "the mind of the Church," was "plainly contrary to the teaching of scripture," and was "totally irresponsible".

It's easy to understand the wellspring of Romney affection by listening closely to the candidates who haven't been very visible and yet, even in their obscurity, seem to represent the mind of the Party.

Some types of music, on this view, represent the mind undergoing its experiences, such the feeling of 'lying in deep grass on a summer's day watching clouds drift across the sky' (56).

"There are phrases in the video that represent the mind's conscious side (voice off) and some the subconscious one (icons, graphics)." By overloading our senses with words, images, and sounds and creating non-sequitur type links between them Rocha creates a disorientating video that might be synesthesia, or might just be lots of crazy images and a weird looking bird flying about your screen.

I hope you know that these backward views do not represent the mind-set of all Romanians".

Intentionalists can explain the transparency and immediacy of perceptual experience in terms of the idea that (a) perceptual experiences are mental states with intentional contents that represent the mind-independent world as being a certain way (hence transparency); and in terms of the idea that (b) such states play a distinctive kind of functional role in our mental economy (hence immediacy).

The rider represents the mind – logical, problem-focused, analytical and objective-led.

The formula is this: the sentence represents the mind, making sense of what the body, in the form of line and stanza breaks, forces upon it.

Around 1600, in works like "Hamlet" and "Measure for Measure," Kermode believes Shakespeare found a new way of representing the mind in the process of thinking.

The condition is not just a product of culture and psychiatrists' suggestions, he said; as in B.T.'s case, it "represents the mind's attempt to compartmentalize its pain".