Sentence examples for consciousness of course from inspiring English sources

It's the foundation of any explored adult consciousness, of course, and particularly that of the poet and often the novelist.

The suffragettes have always held a special place in my own consciousness, of course: my great-grandmother was Emmeline Pankhurst, and my grandmother was her more radical, left-wing daughter, Sylvia.

It's about consciousness, of course.

This isn't to say that there is anything mystical about consciousness, of course.

Awareness and the nature of consciousness are of course still deep mysteries to science.

Indeed, "phenomena", in the Kantian idiom, are precisely things as they appear in consciousness, so of course their appearance has a phenomenal character.

This means that the intellect is supposed to understand the contentless pure consciousness but of course in order to do so it would have to become contentless itself, which seems impossible.

Now one might think that as the representations jostle towards equilibrium they will become less "conscious [bewusst]" (i.e., less perceptible to consciousness), and of course this is true for each inhibited representation with respect to its own (hypothetical) uninhibited start-state.

We now know that immediately below the pineal gland there lies the mesencephalic tegmentum (the uppermost part of the brain stem), which is crucial to generating alertness (the capacity for consciousness), without which, of course, there can be no volition, cognition, or reason.

"Is she country?" It was just a very schizophrenic time in people's consciousness, but now of course they've given us a name.

Some of its most celebrated episodes and phrases passed into European cultural consciousness: tilting at windmills, of course, but also 'the Haves and Have-nots'.