Sentence examples for embedded consciousness from inspiring English sources

The idea is to surge emergent and embedded consciousness".

When embodying the Uncertainty Principle becomes the necessity of a Phoenix resurrection: The voice of film's director interceding into his storytelling to read aloud missing scenes resonated in the film's deeply embedded consciousness of man's toxic control over nature begun with the splitting of the atom.

Mann's focus was placed on consciousness itself and thus departed to some extent from Marx's attempt to embed consciousness in social practices.

They seemed to be waving amiably to the saturnine Serra, whose embedded slabs induce consciousness of the earth's sullen, immemorially surging mass.

While carbon emissions and water use are pretty firmly embedded in the consciousness of most organizations, the use of plastic generally is not.

The depiction of the two generations is meant to show the conflict between Jewish tradition and loyalty to the state, a theme embedded in the consciousness of many Jewish painters.

As we attempted to work out the time it took to get to that Best Buy store, the real-life players – Adnan Syed, his murdered girlfriend Hae Min Lee and friend Jay Wilds – became embedded in our consciousness.

But their gothic gates and silk-draped parlors are clear echoes of the Russian aristocratic country estate, an institution still deeply embedded in the consciousness here, though swept away by the 1917 revolution.

The difference this time is that with each language gone, we may also lose whatever knowledge and history were locked up in its stories and myths, along with the human consciousness embedded in its grammatical structure and vocabulary.

Sometimes a narrative is so deeply embedded in cultural consciousness that a single moment from it, or maybe two — as in a before and after — can stand in for the epic whole.

The legendary contrariness of Scots raises its head here; in this conflict the Ulster Scots, a group embedded in our consciousness as arch-unionists, were the rebels, while British loyalists included in their ranks many Highlanders who had fought with Bonnie Prince Charlie's Jacobites against the Hanoverian crown.