Sentence examples for expanded consciousness from inspiring English sources

But who ever claimed an expanded consciousness brings satisfaction?

"Fear" is actually a kind of expanded consciousness.

The end product was expanded consciousness, enlightenment rather than the physical work of art".

While the town of Basel dozed, the future's expanded consciousness pedaled its streets.

Decades before the first windmilled power chord, Whitman's words sent scalps tingling in expanded consciousness.

When she published them, in 1971, she shared her goals, which included "expanded consciousness"; later, she would add "humanitarian purposes; specifically healing".

Welles, in contrast, expands consciousness by means of movies as Shakespeare did with plays.

It was the name that seared itself on to my impressionable and expanding consciousness.

Expanding consciousness is transmitted to the next generation, Lawrence's own, in the person of their daughter Ursula.

Like many at the time, Mr. Barzyk believed that artistic radicalism, by expanding consciousness, somehow contributed to social change.

Deep listening, a discipline she developed during the 1990s, bypasses conventional music theory in favor of expanding consciousness through cultivating a keener ear.