"clear consciousness" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a state of being mentally aware, alert, and focused. It can be used in various contexts to describe someone's mental state or the quality of their thoughts. Example: After practicing meditation for several weeks, I achieved a clear consciousness that allowed me to approach each day with calmness and clarity.
But as Mr Mamet makes clear, consciousness alone won't save anyone.
The founder of Christianity, Schleiermacher noted in his On Religion, was remarkable as the best mediator yet of a clear consciousness of the divine being.
Psychologically, Hess is in a state of clear consciousness; knows that he is in prison at Nuremberg under indictment as a war criminal; has read, and, according to his own words, is acquainted with the charges against him.
"In '99, there was a clear consciousness that it was important for women's soccer and all girls and women in sports," said Brandi Chastain, who scored the winning penalty kick in the final and led the jersey-waving celebration in that tournament.
We face the arduous days that lie before us in the warm courage of national unity; with the clear consciousness of seeking old and precious moral values; with the clean satisfaction that comes from the stern performance of duty by old and young alike.
But whether he is interpreting doctrine and scripture for the church's adherents or offering confidential advice to its leaders, the theologian must always act in the interests of the church, he said, with a clear consciousness of the value of its traditions.
"She spoke so eloquently and with such confidence and crystal-clear consciousness, I knew we'd be comrades and friends," he said.
But Bishop Jose G. Martin Rabago, the bishop of Guanajuato's industrial capital, Leon, said in a recent interview, "There has been a new, clearer consciousness within the church that it has the right to express itself.
But it's pretty clear that consciousness is what gives us something interesting to talk about (cartoon by Tom Toro, New Yorker, 12/05/2016).
2001 makes it clear that consciousness is not a requirement for AI opposition. .
A moment's reflection suggests that at the moment of collision, when the inhibition sum \(S_n\) is highest, neither representation will be at all clear to consciousness, but on the contrary, be least perspicuous; considered separatim, the representations will be obscure.
