Sentence examples similar to precarious consciousness from inspiring English sources
These were mere distractions, however, from Brand's precarious stream-of-consciousness babbling, leavened by Gallagher's verbal grenades.
"If Trump's election taught us anything, it's that predictions about his ability to shape public consciousness are precarious," Petrzela writes.
In the United States, there is no general consciousness of the precarious state of global agriculture.
Gerhardt was helpless, and the consciousness of his precarious situation--the doctor's bill, the interest due upon the mortgage, together with the sums owed butcher and baker, who, through knowing him to be absolutely honest, had trusted him until they could trust no longer--all these perplexities weighed upon his mind and racked him so nervously as to delay his recovery.
The companies struggled to outdo each other in catering to these expensive tastes, with precarious finances and the ever-present consciousness that the investments could literally burn to the ground in a few hours.
In the long, groping, and haphazard drama of evolution, human consciousness is a recent and precarious acquisition.
By Joyce Carol Oates In the long, groping, and haphazard drama of evolution, human consciousness is a recent and precarious acquisition.
Organizations like the Dance Heritage Coalition, the National Initiative to Preserve America's Dance and the George Balanchine Foundation have succeeded in raising consciousness about the critical and immediate need to safeguard the notoriously precarious legacy of American dance.
Conversation is precarious.
