Sentence examples for conscious grasp from inspiring English sources

Seeing that you don't see and knowing that you don't know, you are flooded with an awareness of reality beyond your conscious grasp.

In "Dreams For My Father," Obama writes, "There was a trick somewhere, though what the trick was, and who was doing the tricking, and who was being tricked, eluded my conscious grasp".

When theorists claim that a lot of intentional life is out of conscious grasp and/or control, not coherent with conscious thoughts and wishes, one should ask: Out of the sight or control of what?

A kinder soul might be inclined to bring up the idea of "unconscious plagiarism" or "cryptomnesia" in which repressed or forgotten memories re-emerge without the person in question having a conscious grasp on the fact that they've had that experience before.

Many ambitious or "socially conscious" people fail to grasp this- they get worked up about everything, and accomplish nothing.

Alienation rather than stability is suggested, despite the self-conscious symbols being grasped at.

It's really difficult to describe what it feels like to be conscious, but we can all grasp what it is Cleeremans is studying.

She reverts back into the Britta we all know and hate, blindly grasping at socially conscious straws.

A further point about broad aims is that teleological theories of mental content are not usually intended as theories about how we grasp meanings or are conscious of them.

He's somebody who apparently has a huge grasp of detail, but he's very conscious of the fact that he's not highly educated," Mr de Waal says.

For him, freedom is the dislocation of consciousness from its object, the fundamental "nihilation" or negation by means of which consciousness can grasp its object without losing itself in it: to be conscious of something is to be conscious of not being it, a "not" that arises in the very structure of consciousness as being for-itself.