Sentence examples for than mind from inspiring English sources
Sport is infinitely more about heart than mind.
The impulses sent by electrode directly into the rat's brain are more bribery than mind control.
The movies that astonished our parents or our younger selves now look creaky or quaint, charming rather than mind blowing.
In most other countries, the government does little more than mind the shop.The exception may be Poland.
In a poem, "A Meditation in the Desert," she imagines a stone being "full / of slower, longer thoughts than mind can have".
Among a wider public, however, the word soul is arguably more familiar and comprehensible than mind, especially as an expression of what humans conceive of as their "inner reality".
To The Orange County Register's Jeff Miller, in whose neighborhood the vehicular homicide case against the drunken driver who killed Angels pitcher Nick Adenhart is proceeding, this is more than mind-boggling.
(Rosenberg) Museum of Modern Art: Carlito Carvalhosa: 'Sum of Days' (through Nov. 14) This Brazilian sculptor's expansive but less than mind-blowing installation fills the MoMA atrium with sheer white fabric.
Oxford University Press; 416 pages; $50 and £30An academic history of the development of financial markets, from the invention of interest and Roman shares to 20th-century bonds, this book has more attractive pictures than mind-boggling equations.
"Bipartisanship is more than minding our manners," he said during his speech.
A manifesto is a ballet teacher, choreographing bodies rather than minds.
