Sentence examples for has a consciousness from inspiring English sources
"That tells you that he has a consciousness that what he's about to do is wrong.
Knausgaard's work has a consciousness at its core: though the narrative of his experience is unusually paced, it is still filtered, varied, and enlivened by his inner life.
One was like, 'So, Ava, what a bitch.' Some were like [pounding the table], 'Man, I sympathized with her.' It all comes down to whether you, as an audience, believe she has a consciousness or not.
It's a little trickier for me, since I'm not sure I'm on the "God has a consciousness and will like human beings" train, but I do know, when I take time to contemplate, what is for the Greater Good.
Whereas a state is said to be A-conscious if it is poised for free use in reasoning and for direct rational control of action and speech (i.e. available or accessible to several cognitive mechanisms), the P-consciousness of a state is what it is like to be in that state (whether or not it has A-consciousness).
And you can have A-consciousness without P-consciousness, as in cases of blindsight, where a person can make judgments about the visual properties of an object without consciously seeing that object.
It turns out the numerous sticks in her collection each have a consciousness, and all are pessimists too.
Is there a greater privilege than to have a consciousness expanded by, filled with, pointed to literature?
The tower block and the wider city are conceived of as living organisms, of having a consciousness of their own.
But he had a consciousness of the sacred in people and in ordinary objects that believers associate with God's immanence.
