Sentence examples for consciousness to question from inspiring English sources

The police shot and seriously wounded him before his arrest and were waiting for him to regain consciousness to question him about a motive.

They may bring the insanity many of us have learned to live with, constantly and powerfully, back into our consciousness to question.

Anytime there's a mass shooting in the United States, or in Europe, it's become a part of the American stream of consciousness to question why the alleged shooter was allowed to either purchase or acquire a gun in the first place that was used to murder and injure countless of innocent victims.

Skepticism of this kind about the nature of the cosmic order and especially about the ultimate origin of the universe places limitations on the possibility of the rational consciousness to authentically ask these questions.

The critics and obituary writers will reach for the right genre to apply, probably converging on "magical realism" – that way in which the everyday, the vernacular, relates and expands through some drawn-back veil of consciousness to the extraordinary and the questions that propel, or sanction, human existence.

Yet market fundamentalism is no longer an unchallengeable element of American faith, and the values of a New Bottom Line resonate not only with those of us whose spiritual consciousness already predisposes us to question the ultimacy of material accumulation but also to millions of Americans who can no longer believe that the planet can survive based on profligate consumption of its raw materials.

Freire argues for a new pedagogical paradigm, one in which the student and teacher create knowledge together, with the teacher helping the student develop critical consciousness by encouraging them to question their reality and creating the conditions for self-guided learning.

There is reason to question this: unified consciousness is central, but consciousness of self?

Starting from the seminal hypothesis developed by contemporary psychopathology that schizophrenic patients experience a form of consciousness that finds itself forced to question phenomena that should be intuitively self-evident, the idea of the present paper is to complete the usual interpretation of schizophrenia as a deficit by the hypothesis of an excessive functioning of consciousness.

To clarify further the disputes about consciousness and their links to questions about its relation to intentionality, we need to get an initial grasp of the relevant way the terms 'intentionality' and 'intentional' are used in philosophy of mind.

The disputes about whether attention is sufficient for consciousness, necessary for consciousness, or both, are related to questions about attention's metaphysics.