Sentence examples for Making consciousness from inspiring English sources

"The only way I can look at that is, it's making consciousness sexy," he said of the People plug.

If adopting thesis (d), we say 'yes' — that such intentionality can come only with consciousness — we will probably have gone as far in making consciousness fundamental to mind as one reasonably can.

But taking condition C as partly constitutive of consciousness would join higher order thought theories in making consciousness a matter of having certain dispositions.

In "A Separation," Kitamura has made consciousness her territory.

The evolved material entity we call the brain is what makes consciousness possible.

Furthermore, to speak of the mystery of consciousness makes consciousness sound like an all-or-nothing proposition.

This privacy, the fact that no one knows our thoughts as intimately as we ourselves know them, is what makes consciousness such a challenge to scientific investigation.

Ethics must make consciousness of poverty a part of the everyday lives of people who are anything but poor.

It's important, she says, to make consciousness of these realities "part of the culture in the lab".

But even Panpsychism can allow for the possibility of a deity, and this alone makes consciousness an anomaly to the world of objective science.

Since the brainstem includes the reticular activating system, the on/off switch that makes consciousness possible (without affecting its contents), brainstem death entails irreversible loss not only of unassisted respiration and circulation but also of the capacity for consciousness.