Sentence examples for the minded from inspiring English sources
noun
The ability for rational thought.
- Despite advancing age, his mind was still as sharp as ever.
A Department for Education spokesperson points to a range of initiatives, including the MindEd website, launched in March, designed to help people working with children, including teachers, "to recognise when a child needs help and how to make sure they get it".
Since the underlying NCBC-information mainly depends on the ACLs that are notably high, the minded ACL data can be used to identify the corresponding NCBC-parameters.
It is open to the higher-brain theorist, however, to allow that there are also two closely associated beings in the case of sentient nonhuman animals the minded being and the organism with the death of, say, Lassie (the minded dog) occurring at her irreversible loss of consciousness (McMahan 2002, ch. 1).
The MindEd website, funded by the Department of Health, is aimed at helping adults who work with children, including teachers, sports coaches and social workers, to spot the signs of a potential problem.
Writing in a Scrubbing Up for the BBC News website, Dr Raphael Kelvin, child psychiatrist and clinical lead for the MindEd programme, said the survey also looked at other ways of helping children.
He's for the selfish, the small-minded, the uninterested.
Here are three First Impressions of the best, the budget-minded and the surprising.
To the water-minded, the Salton Sea represents a loss of control.
NEW ORLEANS — To the asterisk-minded and the skeptical, the Knicks' recent success offered everything but credibility.
In mixing the found and fabricated, the high-minded and the humble, Harrison trivializes it all.
The tender-minded are 'free-willist' and dogmatic; the tough minded are 'fatalistic' and sceptical.
