Sentence examples for changing consciousness from inspiring English sources
Images, and the prospect of communicating through images alone, offered the hope of changing consciousness.
There's a very Seventies discussion about changing consciousness which gives Sinead Cusack one of several shining moments.
He represented a changing consciousness among black Americans as the civil rights movement lay right around the corner.
Like Vico, he saw the past in terms of changing consciousness, but he viewed the historical process as one of "becoming" rather than as one of eternal recurrence.
They have conveyed to a larger audience the idea that architecture operates by changing consciousness as well as by reorganizing the physical world.
The 14th-century Arab philosopher of history Ibn Khaldūn had pioneered a vast sociological view of the historical process, but in western Europe it was a neglected Neapolitan philosopher, Giambattista Vico, who first interpreted the past in terms of the changing consciousness of humankind.
Celebrating this "changing social consciousness" was the television host Richa Anirudh, accompanied by her teenage daughter and 57-year-old mother at the Parliament Street event in Delhi.
But people didn't realize that by brightening their homes, that they were effectively changing their consciousness and their entire way of relating to the world.
