Sentence examples for consciousness of danger from inspiring English sources

This gesture is enough to show how deeply a consciousness of danger has rapidly reached every section of the nation.

To suggest a rescue — if he could have explained his wish to save the child from consciousness of danger, rather than from danger itself, he would have spoken.

You only have to look at the way it has altered our language, and raised our collective consciousness of the dangers of the surveillance state.

Phillips's epigraph, a sardonic quote from Thomas Mann's "Lotte in Weimar," is about the end of the romantic age of "arms and épopées" and the advent of "a practical era"; despite his clear-eyed and decidedly postmodern consciousness of the dangers of nostalgia, there's little question about which the author of "Prague" prefers.

And was it Siddal's very submission to the icy cold, holding the pose in that bathroom, getting progressively colder and paler, perhaps dangerously losing consciousness of the imminent danger to her health, which itself exerted its growing grip on Millais' imagination as he painted?

He celebrates the spread of an ecological consciousness but laments the disappearance of danger and novelty, and the way that the wilderness has become a hobby, or even a vocation.

In other words, once you regain consciousness, you're mostly out of danger.

Rollins, and then John Coltrane, turned soloing into a wild journey of self-exploration, a sort of musical stream of consciousness of self-baring existential danger.

When I have attempted any interpretation it has been with a full consciousness of the difficulty and danger of the proceeding, and I have carefully refrained where there appeared to be any doubt whatever of its correctness.

A signal of danger has arrived in consciousness.

Yeltsin regained consciousness after the operation but is not out of danger.