Sentence examples for consciousness like from inspiring English sources

Consciousness, like philosophy itself, stands on a "weak foundation".

Patients with disorders of consciousness like the ones profiled in the article are not near death.

It seeps unseen into your consciousness like rain through your sole.

And that was how this sentence struck Anna Bae's consciousness, like a quivering arrow of truth.

Until he finally groaned and regained consciousness like a grumpy man roused by the dawn chorus.

Two hours later I lurch at a right angle into panicked consciousness, like a vampire rising from its coffin.

She continued, nearly stream of consciousness-like, "Do you feel that you're being railroaded, or do you feel that you're being absorbed -- do you feel inferior, or do you feel superior?

The director, who read the novel but saw only "about half" the movie on television, said that sections of the book are "talky, stream of consciousness-like and difficult to stay with".

The conclusion is reached that although they could be capable of supporting human consciousness-like phenomena, they do not take into account the architectural bounds imposed by resource limitations.

They didn't celebrate neurotic self-consciousness, like Jules Feiffer's.

Some, like the great ape species, even seem to possess self-consciousness, like us.