Sentence examples for much consciousness from inspiring English sources

"No matter how much consciousness rap brings, no matter how many cuts there are that are constructive, what really drives it is that thug pose, that iconography.

But it's not so much consciousness he's after or even action per se, more a sense of transcendent pace, a fleeing away of time to which everything else is subordinated.

He proposes that bipolar depression may be "not enough consciousness to go around" and bipolar mania as "too much consciousness for her brain to cope with".

Scientists don't yet know how much consciousness they experience, but fMRI scanners used with some patients in this condition show that, while in the scanner, they can respond better when asked to imagine performing certain activities.

"There's so much historical consciousness in that weird sentence".

It probably says something, though not much, about consciousness that you couldn't identify the movie inspiration.

It turns out to be surprisingly difficult to say much about consciousness that is not highly controversial.

We've always been lacking in aristocratic grace and we've never had much proletarian consciousness, but America did produce Ben Franklin, one of the original spokesmen of middle-class values.

So it comes as no surprise when she tells me that not only are her concerts entirely improvised but "If they are good shows, I pretty much lose consciousness.

They could not buy into the notion that so much of consciousness depends on "coherence," the non-computational aspects of conscious thinking.

Above all, how much self-consciousness?