Sentence examples for consciousness becoming from inspiring English sources

He was a regular contributor to outlets promoting white racial consciousness – becoming, in Jared Taylor's words, "the intellectual leader of a small but growing movement".

But it was with Cher's 1998 global smash Believe that Auto-Tune ­entered the collective consciousness, becoming a sound in its own right, rather than an inaudible vocal retouch.

An effort surely intended to be in the latter category was that of the Amanuddin Foundation, which consisted largely of a French travel writer, Amandine Roche, and a male model from New York, Cameron Alborzian — who went from appearances in Madonna videos to Ayurvedic consciousness, becoming a yogi and wanting to use that calling to help end the war.

Santa Fe was indelibly marked in America's expanded on-the-road consciousness, becoming a hip hideaway for artists and iconoclasts who rubbed shoulders with true-grit cowboys and the Hispanic and American Indian residents who still make up a hefty chunk of the population.

Upon admission he regained consciousness, becoming alert and oriented, but developed urinary retention and was unable to move or feel his lower extremities.

This phrase has entered into the American social consciousness, becoming a highly charged topic of debate.

Eventually he decided to study consciousness by becoming a psychiatrist.

Despite progress in research, many obstacles remain which prevent downloading consciousness from becoming a daily phenomena.

In 2005, Patrick burst into the national consciousness by becoming the first woman to lead laps in the Indianapolis 500; she finished fourth.

This image could be with us for another few months, searing into the national consciousness and becoming the defining image of 2010.

"A Chorus Line" was based on dancers' lives and portrayed them as much through dance as music or speech, elevating them in the public consciousness by becoming the longest-running hit in Broadway history.