Many of the Impressionists eschewed black, for example, conscious that shadow was actually composed of other colours, mostly purples and blues.Impressionism's dissolution of form into colour and atmosphere was an alarming development for the conservative bourgeoisie.
For if we are not essentially persons — but, rather, for example, conscious minds of some other, less complex kind — an individual may very well lose the properties of a person without any threat to his numerical survival.
Had he, for example, grown conscious of any difference between the technique of southern hemisphere players when it came to their work at the breakdown?
For example, a conscious Italian literature for young people may be said to have begun in 1776 with the Rev. Francesco Soave's moralistic "Short Stories," and largely because that literature continued to be composed largely by nonprofessionals, its record has been lacklustre.
It might be said, for example, that conscious perceptions are those that are available to belief and thought, whereas unconscious ones are those that are available to guide movement (Kirk 1994).
Film, for example, was enormously conscious of the Depression and its politics — and sometimes even managed to be self-conscious about them.
Alexander the Great (who established an empire of many peoples and religions), for example, revealed a conscious effort at continuity with the Egyptian kingdom, inasmuch as the oracle of the Egyptian god Amon at Sīwah designated him as the son of Amon and thus the successor of the pharaohs.
When you have a representation of red, for example, you are conscious of the object red.
For example, is one conscious in the relevant sense when dreaming, hypnotized or in a fugue state?
For example, we are conscious of a certain thing as a round, soft, red, sweet, apple sitting on a table.
It is shown that through this architecture it is possible to discuss puzzling aspects of consciousness, for example are animals conscious?
