Sentence examples for permeating consciousness from inspiring English sources

In a peaceful tone she sings "It's an open ceremony and we all start the same / Cells grow to cellphone, some form stars" recalling the "Dance of Shiva" where the all permeating consciousness -- God -- creates matter.

For this reason (and here is where hope takes root), we have begun to see how the concept of sustainability has made its way onto the agendas of every administration, organization and social agency, and is also permeating the consciousness of citizens.

When that energy and awareness permeates our consciousness, no ruling elite and no system of exploitation can possibly last for very long". Here is how it began.

As a fourth generation South Carolinian, the struggles of my ancestors still permeate my consciousness.

A deep sense of peace and fun seems to permeate the consciousness.

We can sense the grievous reality behind the jokes only in the flop sweat that drenches Lucky Billy Crudupp, who is electrifying in the role), and permeates our consciousness.

Though many therapists dismiss the manual as useful for only the numbered codes they scribble on reimbursement forms, subtly the D.S.M. permeates the consciousness of the profession.

"Football permeates the consciousness and the lives of Wales on a daily basis, whereas rugby really captures the imagination on Six Nations days".

None of these political Mad Libs did much to permeate the consciousness of voters or rebrand the candidate, but they probably did reinforce the image of Mr. Kerry as a man who had trouble staying the course.

More than that, it would go on to permeate modern consciousness and art, acknowledged not only as a sneering, overused pose of detachment, but also as a potent weapon for delineating a fractured and frightening world.

The goal of each Cultural Osmosis Pop Quiz is to measure the extent to which a pervasive pop-cultural phenomenon — say, "Harry Potter" or "Twilight" — has permeated the consciousness of even those people who make no effort to pay attention to it or even strive to avoid it.