Sentence examples for capturing consciousness from inspiring English sources

He has little interest in capturing consciousness.

The same could be said of stories in general — so far, fiction does a better job of capturing consciousness than any other method ever tried — but, unfortunately, running stories are, at best, uneven.

Merwin at his pared-down best is a ghostly sort of poet, his unpunctuated verse at once intimate and disembodied, as if the run-together clauses captured consciousness in a pure state.

"Qualiaphilia" is the view that no functionalist theory of consciousness can capture phenomenal consciousness; in conscious experience one is aware of "qualia" that are not relational but rather are intrinsic features of experience in some sense.

The very thing for which Gates extols the writers Amiri Baraka and Claude Brown — capturing black consciousness and life on the streets — he supplies precious little of himself.

It's no wonder social media has captured the consciousness of modern man, in a bait-and-switch that promised exponential, perennial global connectivity only to deliver unmatched isolation.

I think literature is the best technology we have for communicating the experience of consciousness, for capturing what thinking feels like.

The librarians there realized that to the extent one can concretize a culture that is so fleeting, free-floating and expansive, the Complete Twitter may come closest to doing so because it is closest to capturing the new collective consciousness.

Claire Danes was 15 when it was made, and she's revelatory, capturing the excruciating self-consciousness of the mid-teenage years.

Instead, the pictures capture a collective consciousness.

In Mr. Patoski's interpretation, the city and the sports franchise are inextricable; each allowed the other to grow and capture the national consciousness.