Sentence examples for distorted consciousness from inspiring English sources
That leads to a distorted consciousness". Aleksander's work with biologists is important to his research.
wide-angle, that predominates in "Unsane," extending the depth of field and elasticizing the world so that it reflects the distorted consciousness of Sawyer or, if you prefer, rigging the physical evidence to fit the plot.
wide-angle, that predominates in "Unsane," extending the depth of field and elasticizing the world so that it reflects the distorted consciousness of Sawyer — or, if you prefer, rigging the physical evidence to fit the plot.
Broadly defined, false consciousness refers to a distorted understanding of one's class identity and interest.
Marcia K. Johnson, Sterling Professor of Psychology, studies human memory, including the component processes of reflection and consciousness, mechanisms of veridical and distorted memory, memory disorders, and the relation between emotion and cognition.
Ideas shift in and out of consciousness and, like lost tapes, it sounds dusty and distorted, oddly intimate and at times unfinished.
The leftist Brazilian educator Paolo Freire spoke of "internalizing the oppressor consciousness": internalizing the values of those who colonize, rule, and exploit you, accepting their distorted, Matrix-like view of the world as an objective reality.
Diagnosing certain psychic abnormalities (e.g., elation fixation, eccentricity, and mannerism) to be the effect of the patient's distorted self-image and his inadequate relation to the world, he developed a form of psychoanalysis to establish the patient's consciousness of self as a total person, uniquely existing in and communicating with the concrete world as it is.
Words came out of the distorted mouth.
"It's become so distorted.
