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This is how psychologists like Gilbert refer to the mind's uncanny ability to make us feel good about our decisions.

Forbes.com: News Heidi Grant Halvorson 2011

Meditation is known for combating stress by quieting the mind's chatter.

Feeling Transcendent in 10 Minutes or Less Alina Dizik 2011

The width of the pay-dirt steadily decreased, and the man extended in his mind's eye the sides of the "V" to their meeting-place far up the hill.

All Gold Cañon 2010

But his pinch will come in learning properly to shape his mind's attitude toward all things, and especially toward his fellow man.

In a Far Country 2010

This sight and the picture in her mind's eye of the bare lodge of

THE MARRIAGE TO LIT-LIT 2010

The result is a film that may stay in the mind's eye longer than it lingers in the heart.

'A Separation' Comes Together Exceptionally Joe Morgenstern 2011

They were parted when Gandhi returned to India in 1914, since the German national could not get permission to travel to India during wartime—though Gandhi never gave up the dream of having him back, writing him in 1933 that "you are always before my mind's eye."

Among the Hagiographers Andrew Roberts 2011

As archaeologists unpick carbon chemistry, the mind's eye can now rebuild the tragic majesty of Machu Picchu or the dark mystery of Angkor.

Five Best: Simon Jenkins Simon Jenkins 2011

He exposes and explains the human mind's myriad weaknesses in a profound and illuminating way.

Twelve Months of Reading 2011

What with my wife, and babies, and lodgers, and the various cubby-holes into which I had fitted them, my mind's eye had become narrow-angled, and I could not quite take in all of my own room at once.

MY LODGING AND SOME OTHERS 2010