Sentence examples for conscious stream from inspiring English sources

Schutz found plausible Scheler's belief in the inner (indubitable) perception of the other, if "inner perception" refers to anything connected with mental life or if one locates the experience of living in the vivid simultaneity of the "We" within his own conscious stream, as Schutz believed possible.

Winnie, a mettle-testing role for great actresses who have included Peggy Ashcroft and Irene Worth, has generally been portrayed as an everyday everywoman, a somewhat frumpy but aspiringly genteel soul, filling the silences of the blasted world around her with a self-conscious stream of consciousness that she does her best to make sound as ordinary as chitchat with a neighbor.

In private, however, he is prone to answer this and other questions with harangues, loosing a stream-of-conscious flow that churns and circles, carrying along glimmers of brilliance, incoherence and self-pity.

If you're cost conscious and want "streaming only" service you can get that also for $7.99 / month.

Simons' drawings and paintings had a stream of conscious element.

So why do we feel as though we are having a single stream of conscious experiences?

This basso continuo thrums along, modulating doctors' actions and perceptions, while we make a steady stream of conscious medical decisions that have direct consequences for our patients.

But this main narrative alternates with other chapters involving different characters and stories, each written in a completely different style, including Joycean stream of conscious, 17th-century vernacular, and a pastiche of Thomas de Quincey.

Early in our life our stream of conscious and unconscious constructions create, like a real stream, a kind of whirlpool that quickly becomes our most precious possession, that is, our sense of being a person, what we call "I", "me", "myself".

10. *end transmission* (Explanation: I always give some kind of sign-off when I have finished an extended series of tweets, normally when my thumb gets tired, so that anyone who has tuned out in the process of my stream of conscious knows that they can have the timeline back).

In addition, the kind of stream of conscious management, in which text and instant messaging replaces meetings, becomes more widespread (See "How Youth and Chat are Killing the Meeting").