Sentence examples for a changed consciousness from inspiring English sources

But Mary becomes easier to understand toward the end of the play because of a personal development in her life and a changed consciousness that leads her to say, "When people share what they've got, that's not charity".

The language of disillusion used by the poets of the Western Front, along with their struggles to represent the incommunicable horror of modern war — their shattered innocence, their rejection of what Wilfred Owen called "the old lie," that it is "sweet and proper to die for one's country" — became, in Fussell's view, the hallmarks of a changed consciousness that would define modernity.

Women in Love takes up the story, but across the gap of changed consciousness created by World War I.

Women have changed consciousness.

I think that Snowden has changed consciousness about the dangers of surveillance.

"A spell is a concrete thing one does to change consciousness," Mr. Bloom said.

Her program is a compelling exploration of the power of singing to change consciousness, not only her own, but yours and mine.

"Art can never take the place of social action," he wrote in "Film as a Subversive Art," "but its task remains forever the same: to change consciousness".

"It changes consciousness," he said.

The Surrealists wanted to change consciousness.

Contraptions don't change consciousness; contraptions are part of consciousness.