Sentence examples for consciousness lessons from inspiring English sources

Egological Structures of Consciousness: Lessons from Sartre for Analytical Philosophy of Mind: Manuel Bremer (University of Dusseldorf).23.23

Hugh Wilson has proposed a class of models that treat higher-level decision making as a competition between patterns coded as levels of a set of attributes in an appropriately defined network (Cortical Mechanisms of Vision, pp. 399 417, 2009; The Constitution of Visual Consciousness: Lessons from Binocular Rivalry, pp. 281 304, 2013).

Darwinism, Western mores, loneliness, the economy, the will to war: Mr. Shadyac and his significant minds consider all this and more in what sometimes seems like an enthusiastic teacher's stream-of-consciousness lesson to a restless classroom.

It wasn't until I reached my thirties that I realized my Dad had given me my first consciousness-raising lesson about money.

Megan S. Wright ('16), Claudia Kraft ('15), Michael R. Ulrich, and Joseph J. Fins, "Disorders of Consciousness, Agency, and Health Care Decision Making: Lessons from a Developmental Model," 9 AJOB Neuroscience 56 (2018).

Spain suffered one between 1936 and 1939, a devastating conflict that still survives in the collective consciousness as a history lesson to never repeat.

Combining a lineup of largely electronic musical acts with myriad art installations and forward thinking lectures and workshops, Lightning in a Bottle is as much a lesson in consciousness as it is a music festival.

Nevertheless, he's unhappy that the hard lessons of environmental consciousness and changes in food buying practices are largely the province of the gastronomically enfranchised middle classes.

Every day was a feast of 70-degree weather, gourmet vegetarian dinners, fun-loving participants, inspiring teachers, soul-feeding lessons in human consciousness.

She's dedicated to creating buzzworthy products, services, communities, and brands that integrate the lessons of higher consciousness into everyday life, bringing us closer to a realignment with nature.

Casey Butler, a first-year undergraduate in the Peabody Conservatory studying bassoon and music education, lost consciousness during her weekly bassoon lesson on Nov. 15 and was rushed to the emergency room at Mercy Medical Center.