Sentence examples for consciousness of that from inspiring English sources

Troubled thoughts shadow her outward vitality, as if the spirit struggling inside her body were actually visible, until the final scene, when spirit and flesh fuse in the consciousness of "that can't be right".

Adam is a repellent figure ("I imagined breaking the bottle over her head….") or would be were it not for the self-lacerating ("…then raking my throat with the jagged glass") consciousness of that awfulness.

People who write about him can never seem to get a hold of the consciousness of that time, which was restless and questing, but also oddly reserved and responsible.

During a recent conversation with a scientific-minded friend we bemoaned the apparent disappearance from teenage consciousness of that brash boy inventor Tom Swift, celebrated by the pseudonymous Victor Appleton who wrote "Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle", "Tom Swift and His Electric Runabout", "Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive".

By Gerald Jonas The New Yorker, June 2 , 1962P. 21 During a recent conversation with a scientific-minded friend we bemoaned the apparent disappearance from teenage consciousness of that brash boy inventor Tom Swift, celebrated by the pseudonymous Victor Appleton who wrote "Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle", "Tom Swift and His Electric Runabout", "Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive".

The New Yorker, June 2 , 1962P. 21 During a recent conversation with a scientific-minded friend we bemoaned the apparent disappearance from teenage consciousness of that brash boy inventor Tom Swift, celebrated by the pseudonymous Victor Appleton who wrote "Tom Swift and His Electric Rifle", "Tom Swift and His Electric Runabout", "Tom Swift and His Electric Locomotive".

If so, then every act of consciousness either includes or is adjoined by a consciousness-of-that-consciousness.

There's something about the collective consciousness of Fashion Week that brings out your inner bitch.

"For the first time, I wrote for myself, it was stream of consciousness, something of that sort," he said.

Our first key result is the observation that each act of consciousness is a consciousness of something, that is, intentional, or directed toward something.

It isn't the fact of consciousness, but our representations of consciousness, that give rise to most of the difficulties.