Sentence examples for a different consciousness from inspiring English sources

America's got a different consciousness now".

The only comfort came from performing, when "you just snap into a different consciousness.

"You develop a different consciousness about white people," Mr. White said.

Audience members who arrive with certain expectations of Huxley and Wilberforce may follow this British play's developments with a different consciousness than those of us who only vaguely know the names.

Ms. Hardison said: "You've got a whole different consciousness.

However, our results show that under different conditions (e.g., character discrimination, a task more commonly used in attentional-blink research), evidence obtained with two different consciousness measures favors a continuous transition between nonconscious and conscious perception during the attentional blink.

Though each section of Cunningham's novel concentrates on one of its three leading characters, the narrative can always shift between different consciousnesses.

What moves me about these brief dips into two very different consciousnesses is that there's information and emotion there in those other experiences that could disrupt the cycle of worry that Karen is in, but these experiences remain inaccessible to her.

His former bleakness has given way to a "different state of consciousness," according to the program.

In other fields, he only thought he knew — a different state of consciousness altogether.

Upon recovery, she claimed to have attained a different level of consciousness – "a sense of being in touch with something else" – and the solitary hours confined to her bed produced the highly wrought novel Out (1964), inspired by the nouveaux romancier Alain Robbe-Grillet (whom Brooke-Rose later translated).