Sentence examples for change consciousness from inspiring English sources

The Surrealists wanted to change consciousness.

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

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

The difficulty, always, in our current run of crazes is telling what is potent — real and likely to change consciousness — from what is just passing and transient.

Not only can the meridian network be used to alleviate symptoms; it can also endow TCM with the ability to change consciousness in those who receive treatment.

"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.

But what kind of violation is exploitative, and what kind changes consciousness, as the best popular art often does?

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

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".

Consciousness can be transferred from one substance to another and thus while the soul is changed, consciousness remains the same and thus personal identity is preserved through the change.