Sentence examples for consciousness of himself from inspiring English sources

A poet's growing consciousness of himself, of the real seriousness hidden behind his mask of comedy, and of the world around him is presented with that characteristic blend of humour and pathos which is later given such lively expression in his "play for voices," Under Milk Wood (1954).

"His childhood, long forgotten, is suddenly present with him, but the consciousness of himself as a child, his memory of the experience, is more real, more acute than the experience itself," Pinter wrote, describing with haunting precision the theatrical experience of the moment as well.

Don Quixote cannot be said to have a double consciousness; his is rather the multiple consciousness of Cervantes himself, a writer who knows the cost of confirmation.

The evasion recounted in the indictment indicates what prosecutors call "consciousness of guilt," said Rep. Swalwell, himself a former prosecutor.

Has the artist, having stripped himself of the clothing of conventional consciousness, launched himself into the illusory, empyrean space of the painting?

It was in a boxing ring, of course, that Ali first inserted himself into the consciousness of the British people.

While Zeizel's doppelgänger is an intentional reflection of himself, consciousness researcher Ryan Hurd believes that all elements of the dream are reflections of the dreamer.

and "p.m.," he cannot quite bring himself to penetrate the consciousness of the grand master of consciousness.

He said he stepped into Gray's stream of consciousness himself when he saw Jonathan Demme's 1987 film of Gray's best-known monologue, "Swimming to Cambodia".

As Tiger Woods lifted himself into the history books, he lifted golf into the forefront of the consciousness of sports fans.

Consciousness is thus the story of himself that a person is prepared to tell others.