How To Use Mind-expanding In A Sentence
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Bert's well aware that the use of mind-expanding drugs has a long and honourable tradition in the search for what's really around us.
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As a result, she has a healthy appreciation for the mind-expanding benefits of travel.
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Our crystal ball sees mind-expanding drugs, a trip to the zoo, followed by a night in the cells.
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At 70, Robert Wilson has long been a monumental figure in the arts, an interdisciplinary visionary who combines music, the visual, dance, deconstructed language, and arresting stage craft to create mind-expanding theatrical events.
Erica Abeel: Getting Voluptuous With Robert Wilson at His Hamptons Gala
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She loved the mind-expanding challenge of presenting her yearly speech.
Globe and Mail
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Apparently, little Tommy just isn't interested in the mind-expanding toy any more - he'd rather waste aliens or whatever on his computer.
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Among them is Sega Toys in Japan, which makes Brain Trainer, a portable electronic device with various mind-expanding exercises that retails for about $30.
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It spotlights the 23-year-old Bob teetering on the cusp of acoustic folk music and the mind-expanding new horizons offered by acid, free verse and electricity.
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These astounding essay are among the most profound studies of the effects of mind-expanding drugs written in the twentieth century.
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It is a challenging, compelling, mind-expanding story of duty and freedom, life and death.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was, it seems, referring obliquely to the haze created by all those mind-expanding drugs the beautiful people popped, mainlined and smoked.
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But the article suggests that the most worthwhile expenditure is on education, and books at all levels, whether text books or guides or even mind-expanding fiction, are an education waiting to happen.
Reasons For Buying Books « Tales from the Reading Room
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So walking to a friendly, mind-expanding destination builds a sense of community, a willingness to get involved, a feeling of relationship.
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By the early-60s, following a meeting with the author Ken Kesey, Cassady had become the amphetamine-fuelled driver for Kesey's Merry Pranksters, a troupe of Californian hippies who piled into a brightly painted bus and set out to introduce the mind-expanding properties of LSD to the stuffy straights of middle America.
The beatnik and the 'Bulletin: The Flaming Lips' Soft Bulletin sleeve
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There's a mind-expanding aspect to some of your music - how do you get into the mood in the studio?
The Sun
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Experimentation with mind-expanding drugs has become, for many, indulgence in mind-controlling drugs.
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It's a thrilling, mind-expanding hobby that encourages our natural instincts to explore and play in our own environment.
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Fans proclaim it a visionary masterpiece, a mind-expanding, phantasmagorical inner-space odyssey.
Times, Sunday Times
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But the article suggests that the most worthwhile expenditure is on education, and books at all levels, whether text books or guides or even mind-expanding fiction, are an education waiting to happen.
Reasons For Buying Books « Tales from the Reading Room
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But perhaps the most insidious aspect of the campaign for legalisation is the claim by some of its supporters that drugs have a mind-expanding effect on individuals and a progressive impact on society.
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Exit Chasing by Orange Can probably isn't the album for people who get off on giant choruses – the closest the band come is on the drumskin-tight Fires – but if you're in the market for some mind-expanding enchantment, you could do worse than seeking it out.
SLACKERJACK – Cover Orange
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Sorry, I passed out there for a moment at the thought of having to fill an entire school holiday with creative and mind-expanding activities like painting, baking and learning Japanese.
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From 1968 to 1972, their ever-increasing sense of self-importance spawned a cult of mind-expanding minions.
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For the third year in a row, Schematic Records has dropped another amazing compilation of mind-expanding techno and hip hop-influenced metal machine music.
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The simple feelgood drama offered is more brainsoothing than mind-expanding.
Times, Sunday Times
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The waist-expanding honey addiction, and the mind-expanding opium addiction.
Taking stock « Write Anything
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Guitars and mind-expanding drugs, that's what it's all about.
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This is a not just an eye-stretching but a mind-expanding show.
Times, Sunday Times
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He was, it seems, referring obliquely to the haze created by all those mind-expanding drugs the beautiful people popped, mainlined and smoked.
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For precocious local high-school students like Philip Guston, Jackson Pollock and Walter Hopps, it had provided a mind-expanding opportunity to see in person what they'd only read about in art magazines.
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They achieved a huge worldwide audience, by one estimation six million readers over half a century, and garnered handy counter-culture cache during the mind-expanding 1960's.
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There are some real winners on this album, but don't go looking for a mind-expanding experience.
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Funny, irreverent, and flexible, How to Ace Calculus shows why learning calculus can be not only a mind-expanding experience but also fantastic fun.
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I judge most magazines pretty harshly, and arrogantly avoid those that fall short of what I consider mind-expanding reading.
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Her work is a mind-expanding acid trip.
Times, Sunday Times
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The simple feelgood drama offered is more brainsoothing than mind-expanding.
Times, Sunday Times
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The first of these images arose when Hlongwane painted an image entitled Holy Herb, an image exploring the effects of marijuana as a mind-expanding drug.
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The artwork for dubstep star Rustie's album, Glass Swords, claims allegiance with past icons of mind-expanding music and bygone dance scenes that favoured futuristic hedonism over techno despots.
Skye Sherwin: A Good Look
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Now it's not enough for food to be delicious - it has to be mind-expanding, too.
Times, Sunday Times
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Algebra, Shakespeare and the First World War have traditionally been among the more mind-expanding subjects faced by our pupils.
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I have a pair of mind-expanding binoculars.
Times, Sunday Times
