Sentence examples for larger consciousness from inspiring English sources

"There was no larger consciousness, no solidarity, no political substance, no fungible structure, no true communitarianism to [her] supposed neighborliness, it was all just regressive housewifely bullshit," one neighbor complains.

Somehow our community would become part of a larger consciousness.

This may mean a slightly smaller profit margin for supplies, but a larger consciousness that will generate a loyal, intelligent consumer base.

Perhaps we are simply like a single wave on the ocean, rising for the moment, only to disappear in the larger consciousness of Being itself.

Whether I have a genius living in the wall of my office or not, I believe that ideas come from having a prepared mind, and yet there is that undefined something that makes me wonder if a larger consciousness comes into play.

Greek civilization failed to promote a larger European consciousness, argues the museum's scientific director, Elie Barnavi, because it discriminated between citizens and barbarians.

That same-sex marriage could go from its preliminary draft of "diagnosable" to the final edit of "so what?" must indicate some positive evolution on the part of the larger human consciousness.

Between both battles was a long period of erasure, in which Indians came to be seen as functionally extinct, living on celluloid and in history books, perhaps, as place names and car models, but not in the larger public consciousness.

"Over the last year or so, this thing that was the province of a small number of technologists and national security people has exploded into the larger public consciousness," Mr. Wittes said.

We're all part of a larger social consciousness, and thus greater than ourselves.

As Bruce is well aware, disconnection from this larger social consciousness always leads to despair, regardless of the individual freedom we find.