Sentence examples for some consciousness of from inspiring English sources

Ms. Vadnai, who had counseled drug users in San Francisco before moving to New York, wanted to balance the presentation of the bags as art objects with some consciousness of the devastation caused by the powder they had once held.

However, most of the smokers did make comments that showed at least some consciousness of this relationship.

Bruno put it perfectly, stating: "There are clearly flaws [with Good2Go], but if it brings some consciousness to the issue [of consent] then fantastic.

I had some minor consciousness of widespread violence against Tasmania's Aboriginal people, and I was moved by the shameful stories of the forced removal of Aboriginal children.

"Today, for the first time, we have the opportunity to infuse some consciousness into our choice of money.

As a consequence, the war is gradually fading from television screens, newspapers and, some worry, the consciousness of the American public.

He has been comatose for most of the last two weeks, according to Gebresellassi, but he regained some consciousness in the last couple of days.

Some believe that the consciousness of living things is the ultimate cause of this transition.

Jane Eyre tells Rochester how, on the brink of their marriage, she has found in dreaming "a strange, regretful consciousness of some barrier dividing us".

But if the first World Trade Center bombing raised the consciousness of some at the F.B.I., it had little lasting resonance for the White House.

Sometimes hailed as the quintessential chronicler of Australia, its geographical spaces, stories and voices, he does not like the idea "of being some kind of representative consciousness of the country".