Sentence examples for developing a consciousness from inspiring English sources

In Alabama, where politicians rarely challenge the death penalty, the state is developing a "consciousness awareness test" for inmates being executed, but state officials maintained that the action was unconnected to the Supreme Court decision.

In relation to sustainability, it involves developing a consciousness of cause and effect.

In 2013, an experimental procedure was developed to measure degrees of consciousness, the procedure involving stimulating the brain with a magnetic pulse, measuring resulting waves of electrical activity, and developing a consciousness score based on the complexity of the brain activity.

For Mannheim, a generation is a cohort of people who feel the impact of a powerful historical event and develop a consciousness about it.

The King explains to Milo that the crystal has developed a consciousness; it will find a royal host when Atlantis is in danger.

Meditation develops a consciousness that is no longer motivated solely by personal agenda or feeling, and our limited sense of self grows larger to include the universal oneness of creation.

A person must develop a consciousness of love and peace so that he can rise after his death into the peaceful and loveable areas of the beyond.

Develop a consciousness amongst your employees about the need for security and an understanding of what could happen if a disastrous hacking takes place for lack of security culture.

Interest in Malcolm X tends to appear at the margins of societies, in urban areas where state institutions and services don't fully reach, peopled by darker-hued minorities who are developing a racial consciousness.

Shushkevich contended that by developing a European consciousness, Belarus would be able to improve its "people's economic wellbeing and facilitate the process of political liberalization".

Public outrage over the recent deaths of an endangered gorilla in Mexico, a depressed polar bear in Argentina, and the shooting of two lions in Chile and a Jaguar in Brazil, has some animal activists hopeful that Latin America is developing a new consciousness about captivity.