Sentence examples for thought mind from inspiring English sources

You have to fight it.' At first I thought, mind your own business.

(2): the state or activity that is characterized by sensation, emotion, volition, or thought: mind in the broadest possible sense: something in nature that is distinguished from the physical.

Turing's argument was designed to bypass discussions of the nature of thought, mind, and consciousness, and to give a criterion in terms of external observation alone.

Harry and his friends discover several basic concepts and rules of Aristotelean logic; and they puzzle over questions about the nature of thought, mind, causality, reality, knowledge and belief, right and wrong, and fairness and unfairness.

These points made, while it is true that traditional theism has regularly opposed pantheism on the grounds that it tends to be impersonal, and true also that many pantheists would deny that God is personal, it is nonetheless the case that many other pantheists have thought mind-like attribution of some form or other to the cosmos absolutely central to their position.

The kindest observation I heard this week from a female MP, who won't (I think) mind being called Blairite.

You might think mind mapping where to take your kids on vacation is a bit weird.

I think mind games -- like puzzles and card games -- challenge your reasoning and logic.

"As it goes on, I think minds will be changed, one way or the other," he said, without elaborating.

I think minds were made up a long time ago, and we'll see how it goes.

I thought my mind might explode.