Sentence examples for enter the consciousness from inspiring English sources

The most uncomfortable French wartime memories enter the consciousness through the "portal of the Jewish experience".

But Nemes's film has allowed audiences to enter the consciousness of the Sonderkommando like nothing else.

Presently, though, the privileged keepers of Scotland's national collections only sporadically enter the consciousness of normal children from the country's biggest and most populous city.

It could be said more plausibly that the medium of music consists of the physical sound waves by means of which the sound sensations enter the consciousness of the listener.

In "Three Strong Women," we enter the consciousness of characters who are either bordering on lunacy or at the mercy of the clearly delusional — or who, in the case of the unschooled slum-­dweller Khady Demba, find themselves hard-pressed to interpret the hellish circumstances into which they have been thrown.

Alibaba, the Chinese e-commerce company founded in 1999, has been making a lot of money for a long time, but it didn't quite enter the consciousness of the U.S. business world until this year, when it went public in the U.S. on the New York Stock Exchange.

"Much of what it said," she concluded, "has entered the consciousness of many -- possibly most -- Americans".

Last week, it's fair to say that the xx hadn't quite entered the consciousness of the great British public.

One of Mr. Hoghe's techniques is to keep the volume purposely low; as music enters the consciousness, he plays with the line between fragility and melodrama.

Ms Vida's newest offering, "The Lovers", concludes the series by entering the consciousness of an older and decidedly wiser (though no less adrift) presence.

Though mid-sized by global standards, they have entered the consciousness of foreigners too, with takeovers abroad, from Novelis, an aluminium outfit, to Corus, a steel company.