Sentence examples for consciousness of man from inspiring English sources

Rather, "there was no epistemological consciousness of man as such" (The Order of Things, 309).

When embodying the Uncertainty Principle becomes the necessity of a Phoenix resurrection: The voice of film's director interceding into his storytelling to read aloud missing scenes resonated in the film's deeply embedded consciousness of man's toxic control over nature begun with the splitting of the atom.

A master of Scottish dialect, Kelman has inhabited the consciousness of men of all ages.

"If you don't change the consciousness of men, the environment for women won't change".

According to Menger (1871), values are not independent real things which exist outside the consciousness of men — value is the importance that people attribute to something to the extent that it satisfies their needs.

The only thing I do is make an appeal to the consciousness of men and women.

But what that painting put across to me with tremendous force was that while Jesus (in the story) may have lived his life with some inkling of his divinity, he died as a man and only a man, with the consciousness of a man and only a man.

Such moments in the consciousness of a man judge all poets and philosophers.

It then turns to "the rest of the Ukip prospectus", saying it "sounds like the stream of consciousness of a man who has just stepped off the last green into the 19th hole".

On this month's Fiction Podcast, Jennifer Egan reads Mary Gaitskill's story "The Other Place," which explores the consciousness of a man who fantasizes about hurting women and worries that his son has inherited his obsession.

Baker's specialty as a novelist, the exhibition of life where no life seems to be, explores the consciousness of a man who rises early, lights a fire and sits around in a mindful state every morning till his matches are all spent.