"It was something igniting the American consciousness.
It begins in a ruined church awash in post-production blue light, where Daryl Hannah's mysterious, sexy mother-figure at the end of her rope undergoes a violent transformation, or transformational violence, that (I guess, maybe, probably) ignites the expanded consciousness of the series' eight main characters.
As Soviet states and neighbors, Armenia and Azerbaijan fell victim to Joseph Stalin's divide-and-conquer politics, igniting waves of national consciousness and hostility.
Respected for his fearlessness and unapologetic opinion, Spike has transcended his profession as a director, asserting himself as a creative activist committed to teaching, provoking thought and igniting dialogue needed to elevate social consciousness.
(Norton, $25.95). A half-surreal novel set in a dreamscape Australia, populated by frontiersmen and cultists whose consciousness, warped by extreme conditions, ignites a combustive disaster.
Fiery Debate Yet citations to foreign and international law in recent Supreme Court decisions ignited an enormous furor in Congress and in the popular consciousness.
Potential ignited the Big Bang and is the guiding force behind life, evolution, consciousness and love, among other key dynamics".
Potential ignited the Big Bang, and is the guiding force behind life, evolution, consciousness, and love, among other key dynamics".
Richard Reid, the convicted "shoe bomber," introduced the stuff to the popular consciousness when he customized the soles of his shoes (inset) with TATP and tried to ignite them aboard a flight from Paris to Miami in 2001.
All these stories and more, if told in a fascinating and meaningful way, can ignite a child's faith and lead to the dedication to prayer — not begrudgingly, but from a sense God-consciousness.
