Sentence examples for lost awareness from inspiring English sources

"I can honestly say I never lost awareness of it, but I trusted the folks at the foundation.

The anesthesiologist could then ask Dr. Tononi to lift his finger from time to time, so they could mark the moment he lost awareness.

As the initial burst of adrenaline wore off, I lost awareness of almost everything other than how much pain I was in.

He lost awareness of everything but her — if she would just make a gesture he would go to her, but she was distracted by her phone call, and she stepped back suddenly from the railing and disappeared from sight.

This person, the one who has lost awareness of the sense of the ontological, the one whose capacity to wonder has atrophied to the extent of becoming a vestigial trait, is an example of the influence of the misapplication of the idea of function.

"I should like to start," Marcel says, "with a sort of global and intuitive characterization of the man in whom the sense of the ontological the sense of being, is lacking, or, to speak more correctly, the man who has lost awareness of this sense" (Marcel 1995, p. 9).

A remarkable, unexpected finding, however, was that such stabilized images rapidly seem to disappear, the perceiver losing awareness of them.

They have identified how neurons behave at the point where anesthetized patients lose awareness, bringing us a step closer to understanding the nature of consciousness.

In America, where we are surrounded by abundance, it's easy to lose awareness of it, even to forget about it.

It's this moment I'm after: when the sitter loses awareness of the camera and seems to be transported elsewhere.

Just as it's impossible to watch a movie starring, say, Julia Roberts or Gwyneth Paltrow without ever losing awareness of their essential Julia-Roberts-ness or Gwyneth-Paltrow-ness, it's impossible to read this novel without its author's reputation looming on the periphery.