Sentence examples for slow consciousness from inspiring English sources

Even the slow consciousness of sexuality is only half-stated.

Hypotension tachycardia during anaesthesia and slow recovery of consciousness after cessation of drug administration suggest this compound has no advantages over currently available intravenous anaesthetics.

Hypotension and tachycardia during anaesthesia and slow recovery of consciousness after cessation of drug administration suggest this compound has no advantages over currently available intravenous anaesthetics.

They can be seen as part of Larkin's slow coming-to-consciousness as he attempts to establish himself as a novelist, too – all en route to privileging poetry as his primary art form.

Walton's legacy has been slow to penetrate the consciousness of mainland Europe.

Another is the restless dimensions of time, both in post-relativity physics and in human consciousness: speeding, slowing, circling back and standing still.

At times, the writer he seems to resemble most is Virginia Woolf: he, too, travelled on a slow, meandering stream-of-consciousness, interested as much by things seen as by thought-processes and the passage of time.

You may know him as the frontman for Deerhunter, but as Atlas Sound Georgia-bred Bradford Cox traces new terrain with his stream-of-consciousness style slow jams.

In a tense, 200-page stream of consciousness - a slow, controlled bloodletting - Andrew Peters, born Andrei Petrescu, a Romanian Jew, in 1930 - breaks 70 years of silence.

In other words, consciousness is too slow to see what happens inside, but it is possible to change the lenses through which we unconsciously construe the world.

Often, the courts are slow to reflect shifting public consciousness; the necessity defense has become a tool to that end, and with the Somerset case, and again with Flood Wall Street, the judiciary appeared to keep pace.