Sentence examples for from being conscious from inspiring English sources

That doesn't prevent me from being conscious of their suffering.

Can there be consciousness in the abstract, distinct from being conscious of something?

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— KimKierkegaardashian (@KimKierkegaard) July 17 , 2012One is furthest from being conscious of himself as spirit when he is ignorant of being in despair.

The monument does it for them, preventing them from being conscious of their place in the world as members of a community, belonging to a particular race and social condition, etc.

These disorders represent the visceral expression of affect that is often 'prevented from being conscious'.

And, if we want to speak of persons, or other creatures (as distinct from their states) being conscious, we will say that they are conscious just if there is something it is like for them to be the creatures they are — for example, something it is like to be a bat.

The stresses of poverty, from internalised shame to being conscious of not having the same opportunities as other children.

Part of the study included 2,271 survey responses from people identified as being "conscious consumers" through an ecologically oriented nonprofit organization the Center for a New American dream.

"To its credit, 'Friends From College' is conscious of how tough its core group can be to take," James Poniewozik wrote in the Times.

Most people I know from there are conscious they speak with a Liverpudlian accent," she says.