Sentence examples for educated consciousness from inspiring English sources

Natasha, though, is certain that "within half a century the name Boumedienne would overshadow that of Schönberg in the educated consciousness".

This development also speaks to a newly emerging political consciousness among educated urbanites in Afghanistan.

The plots, the dodges, the lies, the alibis, the poisons and tripwires and blunt instruments and stained nightgowns — they were a part of his consciousness, as the Bible was part of the consciousness of the educated man 100, 200 years before.

She will be re-educated and her consciousness raised in the great Mandelson Digital Britain future.

Traditionally, this is a time when advocates and others make concerted efforts to educate our collective consciousness about the epidemic of intimate partner violence and other crimes like sexual assault and stalking.

By then the growth of national consciousness among the educated Sudanese elite had led to the creation of the Graduates General Congresss, which eventually demanded recognition by the British to act as the spokesman for Sudanese nationalism.

A century ago, Einstein published his first paper on relativity -- making 1905 as important a milestone for world history as 1066 or 1789 -- but relativity has yet to filter into the consciousness of otherwise educated people.

An explanation is that high educated individuals have a better health consciousness and more knowledge about advantages than lower educated individuals.

This approach only works if you are another woman and educated on the idea of fat consciousness.

But Ukrainian national consciousness, though still confined to an educated minority, was growing, and nothing did more to crystallize Ukrainian as a literary language than Shevchenko's poetry.

The brass encountered a new generation of newspapermen touched by what some among the educated youth saw as a kind of reformed consciousness taking hold on American campuses.