Sentence examples for created consciousness from inspiring English sources

He said Indian media had created "consciousness among voters" and a "great festival of Indian democracy".

On the other hand, if a created consciousness can empathize, then it must also be able to like or dislike — and even to love or hate something.

Elsewhere, Slaaap! (Sexually Liberated Art Activist Asian People) has created consciousness-raising bus-shelter posters based on the experiences and snapshots of local residents.

I still can't quite picture how neurons create consciousness.

Since we don't know how the brains of mammals create consciousness, we have no grounds for assuming it's only the brains of mammals that do so – or even that consciousness requires a brain at all.

The thalamus is a kind of switchboard, a two-lobed organ that filters most sensory input and has long been thought to be essential in the neural loops that create consciousness.

"We want to create consciousness in the average Westchester suburbanite about where food comes from," explained Daniel Barber, the center's creative director and co-owner of Blue Hill at Stone Barns, the on-site restaurant.

Or, in an image repeated throughout through the book, the stimulus is like a stone thrown into a pool, the ripples from the impact activating the assembly of cells and hence somehow creating consciousness.

For almost twenty years, I have tried to understand how McCullers embodied what Richard Wright called "an attitude towards life" that "cannot be accounted for stylistically or politically" — one that enabled her to imagine and create consciousness that was not her own, and also one that was not widely available in other novels or movies.

Johnson examines how this process is found all over the natural world: in ant colonies, where individual ants with little sense of the body politic act for the good of the nest; and in the human brain, where single neurons join together to create consciousness.

One reason for this impasse is that diverse brain architectures both within and across species can create consciousness, thus making any single neurobiological feature insufficient to explain it.