Sentence examples for consciousness though from inspiring English sources

Similarly, despite their universality, human moral capacities and tendencies might in principle trace back to spandrels of consciousness, though again this isn't the most common view.

EAT THE PRESS: I think in the popular consciousness, though, when people think of government corruption, they do think about things like the infamous "Bridge to Nowhere".

The sea has ebbed in the national consciousness, though it matters as much as ever to an island.

In the waiting room, he had had a severe arrhythmia attack and lost consciousness, though he was able to return to his hotel.

Men are not responsible for the ideas that present themselves to their consciousness, though they are wholly responsible for the way in which they use them.

It consists in a reversion to the achievements of that consciousness that Husserl, following Kant, called transcendental consciousness, though he conceived of it in his own way.

Only a tiny measure of exaggeration or self-consciousness, though, separates the exquisite from the precious.

(Arcangel avoids the phrase "art world" with assiduous self-consciousness, though it's not clear how much longer he can play the outsider).

This book often deals in sudden spikes of self-consciousness, though reading it you wonder how, really, anyone coming of age and becoming newly aware of his family and the way they seem to other people can ever escape excruciating self-consciousness.

(For ease of exposition, we will write as though there is unified consciousness, even though the question really remains open until the next section).

But job consciousness, powerful though it was, by no means constituted the sole, or even predominant, inspiration for collective activity.