Sentence examples for real consciousness from inspiring English sources

"It shows a real consciousness of the animal," Mr. Ricco said.

"I have a real consciousness that I will never get today back.

Art soon grew far more intelligent than expected, though, drifting into possible real consciousness.

"I think God has placed on me a real consciousness of how I got to this point.

Further advances in the cywydd metre were made by Lewis Glyn Cothi and Guto'r Glyn, in whose work a real consciousness of Welsh nationhood is seen.

I had known very few black people up to then, and I had no real consciousness of race apart from what I derived from television and movies and half-understood adult conversation on the subject, not all of it enlightened.

Wide Sargasso Sea by Jean Rhys Speaks eloquently and chillingly about identity in the context of culture (Creole) and of mental state (mental illness and superstition): I love this book as a reworking of Jane Eyre because it's a real consciousness-raiser as to the depth and complexity of marginalised perspectives.

Between the original abstraction of pure selfhood as sheer Tathandlung and the concluding (necessary) idea of a self that is only what it determines itself to be, in which "is" and "ought" wholly coincide, lies the entire realm of actual consciousness and real human experience.

However, in this notion, he was pre-empted 64 years earlier by Charles S. Minot: in his presidential address to the American Association for the Advancement of Science, Minot wrote that "if it has any real power consciousness must be able to change the form of energy …," and further, "it may be that without consciousness the universe would come to absolute rest".

It was the first of the open data releases that had real public consciousness breaking through.

"My task on television is to verbalize, in a certain formula, the real public consciousness that exists," Mr. Leontyev said.