Sentence examples for our general consciousness from inspiring English sources

"We are always inwardly immersed in what Wundt has somewhere called the twilight of our general consciousness," James reflected.

The diet will be heavily promoted with a national print, television and radio campaign, and outreach via Facebook and Twitter, all part of the publicity machine that propels diet books — one of the largest revenue generators in publishing — into general consciousness.

In the United States, there is no general consciousness of the precarious state of global agriculture.

"That's to me the sign they're penetrated the general consciousness".

That is in "the general consciousness", he observed, referring to the absence of a visual culture in Britain.

Rebecca West was a household name for decades of readers, but has faded now a little from the general consciousness.

It cut to the chase instantly, it mimicked the media-glutted state of general consciousness, it was democratic - sort of.

However, things that get printed often enough begin to seep into the general consciousness of the past, so there is a widespread impression that Welles wrote "Citizen Kane".

The Carol immediately entered the general consciousness; Thackeray, in a review, called it "a national benefit, and to every man and woman who reads it a personal kindness".

But he views the government's actions as a form of validation, as a series of signs that his ideas about the nature of the tax code are not only correct but also approaching what he calls that "certain threshold at which something goes from being on the fringes of the general consciousness to being within the general consciousness".

So much has changed for African Americans since the civil rights era, the activists and advocates who fought just to bring the plight of their people into general consciousness would hardly recognize the kinds of battles we fight now.