Sentence examples for long consciousness from inspiring English sources

The question how long consciousness is present after a neck cut is essential to gauge the humane nature and acceptability of decapitation.

"Mixed communities work well," he writes, "only so long as consciousness of the Other is not foregrounded".

Thus, whereas contact cannot be prevented so long as consciousness (citta) inhabits, and is conditioned by, the mental constituents (caitta, caittasika), feelings and perceptions that result from contact are within the purview of consciousness.

If it don't come out in one long stream of consciousness, it ain't for me.

She regained consciousness long enough to murmur only "Bonsoir ma chérie" (Good night, my dear) to her nurse then fell back asleep to die at 7 a.m.

But Hitler has, of course, loomed large in the collective consciousness long past his death, along with the Second World War itself.

The effect could underpin the altered state of consciousness long linked to LSD, and the sense of the self-disintegrating and being replaced with a sense of oneness with others and nature.

In fact, Kappe has designed more than 100 houses since the 1950's, and energy conservation was in the forefront of his consciousness long before California building codes mandated such measures in 1975.

The 31-year-old musician talks over the phone in long streams of consciousness, as if his mind is running at a speed faster than his mouth: "The idea is to keep creative, keep active... it's definitely the hardest I've ever worked: writing, recording, touring... everyone's got to work hard, it's a great way to spend my time... keeps me very busy".

In March 2017 a such cough bout, lasting 48 hours, led to a severe hemoptysis and followed by a 15-minutes long loss of consciousness.

Memory, language, and consciousness: long before we had the technology to map the brain's Wonderland, Carroll was already charting its contours with his playful thought experiments.