Sentence examples for To make consciousness of from inspiring English sources

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

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

The current stir of scientific interest in consciousness is usually traced back to a 1990 paper by Francis Crick and Christof Koch announcing that it was time to make human consciousness the subject of empirical study.

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

Sean Foley, a regional chairman for U.S. Bank and chairman of the Central City Assn., said the bank has decided to make social awareness and consciousness a part of its business model.

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

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

Its fine portrait of nature's fragile beauty and small-town life grounds all the philosophising; ultimately, the novel is less about one man's struggle than about the way we all paper over the cracks in our consciousness, desperate to make sense of the chaos.

The book tells the story of a painfully sensitive consciousness trying to make sense of a beloved mother's too-early death (when Ms. Huston was four) and the piecemeal life that followed in the wake of a peripatetic famous father in a family that never quite coalesced one full of opaque mysteries.

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

"And we tell ourselves, 'Yes, I actually am.' " It's not easy for a performer to make that kind of self-consciousness seem as emotional as it is intellectual, and to make us feel we're experiencing exactly her point of view.