"Good health and environmental consciousness expressed as a habit of consumption" has the tinge of elitism, he said.
It's not quite true to say that Japanese fashion exists without any view of the wider world or a political consciousness; it's just that the consciousness expressed is peculiarly Japanese.
What makes it heartbreaking is the author's consciousness, expressed sporadically through the fictional narrator Dick, that he (that is, the real Dick, embodied in the pathetic Fat) has undoubtedly gone nuts — but that, just as undoubtedly, he is in possession of the truth about the cosmos.
The construction reflects a sense of being guardians of an apostolic tradition, a self-consciousness expressed in another form when, about 190, Bishop Victor of Rome threatened with excommunication Christians in Asia Minor who, following local custom, observed Easter on the day of the Jewish Passover rather than (as at Rome) on the Sunday after the first full moon after the spring equinox.
But whether you've ever rocked a lace-front or not, the vulnerability and self-consciousness expressed in the scene are all-too-familiar for many black women who've experienced bearing their natural crown for the first time. .
But if Matthew's work evokes a love forged before the dawning of consciousness, and expresses a striving to replicate that merging in every subsequent encounter — with an erotic partner, or with entire populations — Michael's speaks of the ultimate solitariness of the individual, twin or not.
Certainly consciousness is expressed intellectually, so what we think about the future does count.
For Giovanni Gentile, it is the self that comes to consciousness when one expresses one's thoughts in language, the self whose being is pure act.
(Catsoulis) ★ '4 MONTHS, 3 WEEKS AND 2 DAYS' (No rating, 1 53, in Romanian) In this ferocious, unsentimental film from the Romanian writer and director Cristian Mungiu, the camera doesn't follow the action, it expresses consciousness itself.
