Sentence examples for same consciousness from inspiring English sources

She said she emulated the work of the photographer Alfred Stieglitz, "who also approached living in Manhattan with the same consciousness: that is, photographing from his window the urban landscape and the high buildings heralding the 20th century".

When Uncle Dave doesn't work for him, Mr. Foust turns for advice to Albert Einstein, whom he quotes as saying, "You cannot solve any problem by the same consciousness in which the problem was created".

In the correspondence of Clarissa and her friend Anna Howe, Richardson shows the distance that separates her from her confidant, who thinks her quixotic in not accepting a marriage; but marriage as a way out would have been a sacrifice to that same consciousness of human dignity that had led her to defy her family.

What then, according to Locke, is it to have the same consciousness as some past person?

Unfortunately, this seems a misunderstanding of the theory (even though Locke does sometimes use the phrase "same consciousness," which doesn't foster clear understanding).

For Locke what is crucial is that having the same consciousness is not sufficient for being the same man, but is sufficient for being the same person.

Steak came to me the same way consciousness did.

They also shared the same class consciousness: in Cleveland on Saturday, Trump opened a new line of attack against "those stupid people they call themselves the elite".

It's the same double consciousness I acquired at U.N.C., though I didn't think about it that way as a student.

It was a heroic effort, and it may have helped form the temperament of Obama, who also refused to be defined by exclusion and rage, and who lives with the same double consciousness (black, and universal) as Ellison.

All participation in life is actually an expression of the same cosmic consciousness.