Sentence examples for its consciousness from inspiring English sources

When the Snake of the Festival emerges, it merges its consciousness with Yuji's, assuming command over Bal Masqué, and together they formulate an elaborate plan to create a parallel world called Xanadu, which will serve as a paradise for Denizens with unlimited Power of Existence.

They run into some kind of powerful robot spaceship, a nomad, and it's purpose was simply to reproduce itself, and part of what they had to do was get the robot to its consciousness, that it had a higher purpose, it had a higher mission.

A dharma's capability or vertical causality, by which it facilitates the occurrence of other dharmas outside its consciousness series, locates it within the web of interrelations that connects it with the incessant rise and fall of other dharmas, and hence further individuates it as that very particular dharma by manifesting its unique quality and intensity of operation.

The statue's power of attention came into existence through its consciousness of sensory experience; next, it developed memory, the lingering of sensory experience; with memory, it was able to compare experiences, and so judgment arose.

Or again, it lights a light and reassembles its consciousness.

The spiral, by the way, is a common symbol of spiritual progress — the soul's path as it travels in ever-widening circles, expanding its consciousness.

It took modernism, with its postwar consciousness, its mass media and its mass attack on 19th-century conventions, to bring women humorists into American culture.

It's a Los Angeles band that's determined to annex every pan-American party groove from funk to samba to Mexican cumbia in its consciousness-raising songs, and it's just as happy playing in the middle of the audience as it is onstage.

In "Us," Peele uses the metaphor of the divided self to explore what lies beneath contemporary America, its double consciousness, its identity, sins and terrors.

Dorothy is both the film's protagonist and its central consciousness, its main character and a witness to the lives of her neighbors, all of whom are black.

An insult, declared Outdoor Life magazine, while the National Audubon Society compared its consciousness-raising power to "Uncle Tom's Cabin".