Sentence examples for profound consciousness from inspiring English sources

Western classical music and its rather more ancient Afghan counterpart — the history of the tanbur, a long-necked lute, goes back several thousand years — have in common a profound consciousness of the past.

Mattei was played by Gian Maria Volonté, who worked in five of Rosi's films, and in whom Rosi valued "not only a political consciousness but also a profound consciousness of the psychological structure of the character".

At the same march, Jenn Linstad felt her eleven year-old daughter had a profound consciousness expansion.

Speaking with Chicago-based transgender activist and recording artist KOKUMỌ, I feel as if I'm truly speaking to one who is anointed, one who has a strong sense of purpose and vision, one who has a profound consciousness around spirituality and history.

As in his novels — from "The Heart of Redness" to "The Whale Caller" — a profound environmental consciousness informs his autobiography, an attentiveness to the vital interplay between rural communities and the ecological forces that sustain them.

A seismic change among red shirts, and indeed in Thai society as a whole, has created perhaps the most widespread and profound political consciousness Thailand has ever seen.

Whether the piece is about extreme self-confidence or profound self-consciousness is hard to say.

Despite the physical changes wrought by the hormones, Abby continued to suffer from a profound self-consciousness about her face.

Reading him is almost like falling in love: you experience anxiety, profound self-consciousness, and an uncomfortable sensitivity to the world — and somehow it's a pleasure.

Osmond tried LSD himself and concluded that the drug could produce profound changes in consciousness.

It would be described as a moderate dose but a moderate dose of LSD can still produce a profound state of consciousness".