Sentence examples for considered consciousness from inspiring English sources

Meghan Markle's new cookbook suggests a considered consciousness of the potential power she holds in speaking to, and for, members of the British public who are in danger of being marginalized.

Markle's gesture toward the women of the Hubb Kitchen suggests a mature, considered consciousness of the potential power she holds in speaking to, and for, members of the British public who are in danger of being marginalized.

The Mahasangikas admitted non-arhat monks and worshippers (i.e., those who had not attained perfection), defied the Buddha, taught the doctrine of the emptiness of the elements of being, distinguished between the mundane and the supramundane reality, and considered consciousness (vijnana) to be intrinsically free from all impurities.

Instead of being one factor out of many that must be considered, consciousness may drive evolution.

This interpretation is in line with the prominent theories of consciousness which consider consciousness and integration to be intimately related51,52, if not equivalent to each other53,54.

In his instructions to the jury, Judge Kavanewsky also pointed out that the law permits a jury to consider consciousness of guilt -- any statements or actions by the defendant after the crime that reflect culpability.

Nagel ([1974], p. 436) thinks of consciousness as (remembered?) 'conscious experience'; Lorenz ([1977], pp. 169 170) thinks of it as our 'subjective experience,' our 'feelings'; McGinn ([1999], pp. 2 3) considers it 'the having of sensations, emotions, feelings, thoughts.' McGinn ([1999]) does not consider consciousness the same as self-awareness.

I would like education to move in the direction of opening our minds to consider consciousness in ways other than what we've been taught in our formal education.

As noted earlier, even among writers who consider consciousness to be a well-defined thing, there is widespread dispute about which animals other than humans can be said to possess it.

Negatively considered, moral consciousness delivers us from the unquenchable thirst that is individuated human life, along with the incessant oscillation between pain and boredom.

Positively considered, moral consciousness generates a measure of wisdom, as one's outlook becomes akin to a universal novel that contains the templates for all of the human stories which have been repeating themselves generation after generation — stories comic and tragic, pathetic and triumphant, and trivial and monumental.