Sentence examples for sympathetic mind from inspiring English sources
Even with the most sympathetic mind and the most comprehensive set of footnotes, the non-Aboriginal has little means of assessing the relation of custom to individual performance.
But what we feel reading these pages is how strongly the definitions characterise one enormous and sympathetic mind, as well as a language.
But these objects and images, no matter their provenance, were inevitably powerful for the sympathetic mind can hardly help but reconstruct a life from the smallest and most trivial of relics.
(Mr. Partridge also dismissed "mad" for "angry" as an American notion, though, he said, hatter/attercop, or spider, "has some support in 'mad as a bed-bug.' ") Since Carroll was well known as a mathematician, logicians have looked to his writing and discovered a sympathetic mind under the Hatter hat: perhaps a Mad Adder.
There, the romantic connection of sympathetic minds — in classic Lubitschean fashion — proves to be, when push comes to shove, a story about the erotic force of bodies.
While I've got you in this sympathetic frame of mind, I'd like to mention my new charity.
Moreover, Kant begins the Groundwork by noting that character traits such as the traditional virtues of courage, resolution, moderation, self-control, or a sympathetic cast of mind possess no unconditional, moral worth, (4 393-94, 398-99).
Betsy had an intellectual curiosity, a probing mind, a sympathetic concern for those in need, and a love of life.
I thought of Lydia Gwilt in Wilkie Collins' Armadale - an embittered drug-addicted murderess with a passion for Beethoven and a savage wit - this was a MUCH more sympathetic character, to my mind, than my dreary Shavian single mother.
Furthermore, the causes of response variability as seen in the 10% nonresponders in the Symplicity HTN-2 trial have not yet been well elucidated, with queries of incomplete denervation or sympathetic reinnervation foremost in mind.
According to Rawls, a competent judge possesses the following characteristics: Intelligence and knowledge, intellectual virtues of reasonableness, an open mind, and sympathetic knowledge of those human interests which give rise to the need to make a moral decision [ 10].
