Sentence examples for consciousness of its from inspiring English sources
Just look at the publicity still where she strikes the Guerillo Heroico pose (which graces the hats and t-shirts that so many disaffected over-privileged, upper-middle class white teenage suburbanites wear--not with any consciousness of its historical context or meaning, but because it looks so f*cking badass dude!).
However, when the Scarlet duplicate is shot by Spectrum officer Captain Blue and falls to his death from a tall structure, it returns to life with the consciousness of its human template restored, and is thereafter free from Mysteron control.
"A child born today," Snowden said – though the Queen would have said it with more feeling, not to say more consciousness of its Christian echoes – "will grow up with no conception of privacy at all.
What "always will be to poetry's credit", he wrote, is "the power to persuade that vulnerable part of our consciousness of its rightness in spite of the evidence of wrongness all around it".
Every home is imbued with the consciousness of its tenant".
Are painters, photographers, fashion and interior designers forbidden to enlarge the public's consciousness of its time and place?
Consciousness, by contrast, has "being-for-itself", since each consciousness is not only a consciousness-of-its-object but also a pre-reflective consciousness-of-itself (conscience de soi).
At the same time, it's the speech of a man schooled in both in the nonviolent political metaphysics of Gandhi and King and in the stereoscopic, reality-based liberalism of Reinhold Niebuhr, with its consciousness of contingency, its tragic sense of history, and its awareness of radical human imperfection.
A very lovable aspect of this "Horse" was the exuberance and apparent unself-consciousness of its performers.
Postmodern literature avails itself of most of the techniques introduced by modern literature, particularly self-consciousness of its own status as literature.
The reason for this is simple: art is an objective medium in which a community collectively reflects upon itself, and the art of historical peoples is to be understood in as the attempt to bring before the consciousnesses of its members the totality of what is.
