-
juxtaposes slice-of-life
short subjects—in
which the
teens embark on
low-
minded misadventures in
their Texas town—with the pair
watching and commenting...
- In the
field of psychology, absent-
mindedness is a
mental state wherein a
person is
forgetfully inattentive. It is the
opposite mental state of mindfulness...
- The term feeble-
minded was used from the late 19th
century in Europe, the
United States and
Australasia for
disorders later referred to as
illnesses or...
-
interviews conducted between 2005 and 2012. It
determined the 10 most "Bible-
minded"
cities were Knoxville, Tennessee; Shreveport, Louisiana; Chattanooga, Tennessee;...
-
psychological mindedness as an individual's
ability to
observe and
reflect on his or her own
internal life. The PDM
details a four-point
scale from high to
low psychological...
-
writer calling it "a lot of fun"
while another arguing the
premise to be "
low-
minded." In the
first round, the
contestants are
asked to
predict the most po****r...
- practice.
Plymouth Brethren generally see
themselves as a
network of like-
minded free churches, not as a
Christian denomination. The
Brethren movement began...
- the
previous set of terms,
which included "imbecile", "idiot", "feeble-
minded", and "moron",
among others. By the end of the 20th century, ****ation...
-
Palestinian Liberation Organization. Bad
faith is ****ociated with
being double minded, or of
divided loyalty. (See
theology section above.) The
philosophy of...
- Barciszewski [pl], in Bydgoszcz's
extermination actions in a
deceitful and
low-
minded manner. Both
defendants were
acquitted by the jury,
which found that they...
