Sentence examples for forefront of consciousness from inspiring English sources

Why would that be, I wonder - and the answer swims to the forefront of consciousness.

"When something happens that the individual perceives and reacts to as a tremendous stressor, that can intensify and bring back to the forefront of consciousness memories that were traumatic," Dr. Gallagher-Thompson said.

These concerns have come to the forefront of consciousness due to the work of a new generation of artists and curators, particularly with respect to the medium of photography.

"So delicately balanced was she between an old foothold that had always guaranteed her security and the imminence of a leap from which she must alight changed in the very chemistry of blood and muscle that she did not dare bring the matter into the true forefront of consciousness".

Before my time in the classroom, immigration was rarely at the forefront of my consciousness.

Soltani's detention, however, has brought the issue to the forefront of public consciousness in Iran.

The Star Trek reboot provides an interesting opportunity to re-engage the populace by returning space to the forefront of public consciousness.

As Tiger Woods lifted himself into the history books, he lifted golf into the forefront of the consciousness of sports fans.

While these artists have all helped Dancing Queen live on, there's another, stronger force that's kept it at the forefront of public consciousness: the musical Mamma Mia!

But recent tragedies like the steel mill fire have pushed the issue to the forefront of public consciousness and spurred calls for change.

While the dangers of spice and other "novel psychoactive substances" are at the forefront of public consciousness, the numbers of people seeking treatment for their use are minuscule compared with those presenting with problems from using traditional cannabis.