Sentence examples for consciousness of time from inspiring English sources
The menace of death is thus inextricably bound up with the human consciousness of time.
But unless you confine yourself completely to annuals, you're cultivating your consciousness of time.
It is essentially a human characteristic; it stems from a consciousness of time, of which the immense cultural significance is only now beginning to be properly evaluated.
The fact is that in the strange business of being human, nearly the strangest thing of all is the consciousness of time.
By the latter, he explained, he meant a certain consciousness of time, a methodical slowness — foraging for your own mushrooms, going sailing, anything that would get you offline for a while.
The New York Review of Books editor, Bob Silvers, on editing, criticism, and the online content that forms a "universe of prose that is simply slipping through the consciousness of time without any systematic or thoughtful criticism".
Furthermore, he had the class consciousness of his time and place.
Religious imagery and emotions, as well as a consciousness of fleeting time, were deeply ingrained in him.
Has he, after all, fulfilled the young Mailer 's brag about changing the consciousness of our time'?
Are painters, photographers, fashion and interior designers forbidden to enlarge the public's consciousness of its time and place?
