Sentence examples for to the mind of a from inspiring English sources

Rappaport's text, interspersed with quotations from Keller, is perfectly attuned to the mind of a child.

He knows what war can do to the mind of a man.

(He was dubious: "There is no particular virtue," he wrote, "in having a ready answer to any question that happens to come to the mind of a reporter").

A group of PhD students from Belgium have created a Twitch livestream which lets viewers look in to the mind of a neural network as it "dreams".

Crafts's story offers us, as Gates notes, a virtually unparalleled opportunity "to gain access to the mind of a slave in an unmediated fashion".

The ease with which Andres absorbs these influences simultaneously reveals two ineffable qualities necessary to the mind of a mature artist: perseverance, and regret.

The effort to make these "sculptures" was hair-raising — at one point, according to his friends, involving a kidnapping and a ransom — but they remain testaments to the mind of an artist deeply in sync with our capacity for wonder.

The heroine recalls her history of pet ownership, beginning with the gerbils that made "clear even to the mind of an eleven-year-old the stark aloneness of existence, the prison in which we all must live and eventually die".

Moreover, stress was placed on the social and funded character of experience in place of the older conception of experience as private content confined to the mind of an individual.

The latest works by the English artist John Walker are big, roughly finished paintings that can bring to the mind of an American viewer both the slashed abstractions of Franz Kline and the cartoonish images of Philip Guston.

A long time had to pass before a novelist troubled to inhabit the mind of a child.