Sentence examples for early consciousness from inspiring English sources

Because M.S. is not supposed to be a genetic disease, this fact did not shadow his son's early consciousness.

That made the war a part of my early consciousness.

And he really popularized some of the early consciousness technologies in some important ways, and so the energy that surrounded his work was an important part of tools.

Morris was greatly influenced by Romanticism, with Thompson asserting that Romanticism was "bred into his bones, and formed his early consciousness".

Early consciousness-raising groups were overwhelmingly white and straight in ways that limited their analysis, but the members focussed on the class diversity among their ranks: early leaders such as Kathie Sarachild had gone to élite universities, while others were working class; the influential Irene Peslikis, for example, was a dropout who had grown up in immigrant Queens.

I never saw him drive but his name was there, in my earliest consciousness, in that imaginary chapbook of tales and ballads we are all given by our parents.

As I said in my first column, my earliest consciousness of the role that gender plays in socialising came at primary school, when a friend said that I had to become "more masculine".

Instead, Tsongkhapa argues, memory is simply the earlier consciousness of object X, now designated "past".

(Were you to do so, there would have to be an aspect of the earlier consciousness of the object that was equally conscious of itself, i.e., self-referential).

He's not as hung up on career labels and university affiliations and the other signifiers that were forced into my consciousness early.

We want to be in people's consciousness early.