Sentence examples for each consciousness from inspiring English sources

In "Your Face Tomorrow," the monumental trilogy that preceded "The Infatuations," the narrator puts it this way: "Consciousness knows nothing of the law, and common sense neither interests nor concerns it, each consciousness has its own sense, and that very thin line is, in my experience, often blurred and, once it has disappeared, separates nothing".

Consciousness, by contrast, has "being-for-itself", since each consciousness is not only a consciousness-of-its-object but also a pre-reflective consciousness-of-itself (conscience de soi).

Given thorough investigation, the mechanism deployed in each consciousness-involving task can be characterised in detail: C1, C2, …, C n.

Imagine now that new, similar sensations flow in by the hundreds or thousands: "it is evident that then diverse associations of all the preceding [sensations] will be as good as extinguished in their reproduction", letting only a tiny amount of each enter consciousness (SW VI: 123).

As they shifted each other, consciousness also shifted.

(2) Within each personal consciousness thought is always changing.

(3) Within each personal consciousness thought is sensibly continuous.

One of the astonishing things about 1968 was how quickly each shocking, consciousness-altering event succeeded the last, leaving no time for people to reorient themselves.

"And with each lick my consciousness flickered like a flame and faded away".

The Yankees and the Boston Red Sox, never far from each other's consciousness, have identical 9-6 records.

Nolan's 2010 movie, "Inception," offered layers of dreaming consciousness, each outfitted with its own style of action.