Sentence examples for sublime consciousness from inspiring English sources
In Lowell's sublime consciousness, or self-consciousness, the connections were anything but lost; the disjunctive associations that occur everywhere in his verse were, in effect, part of the fiction.
Works of art that portray this kind of sublime consciousness would include the Laocoön (c. 25 B.C.E).
With the development of moral consciousness, one expands one's awareness towards the mixed-up, tension-ridden, bittersweet, tragicomic, multi-aspected and distinctively sublime consciousness of humanity itself.
Into the pure nothingness of my non-knowledge something sublime (an event?) beyond (beneath?) consciousness was able to occur.
But Mr. West could still transcend even his own self-consciousness, achieving something sublime.
Thus, the self-consciousness involved in sublime experience affords a felt recognition of one's ability to change one's attitudes and behavior actively to turn one's attention away from one's egoistic strivings for a time.
Unleashing a stream of consciousness allows for some sublime lines and another level for the language of desperation; for example when, in series five, Mark (Mitchell) observes Australian good-time girl Saz (Natasha Beaumont) at the bar after an unsuccessful speed-dating event, where he has received no matches, he internally observes: "Maybe the data wasn't collated correctly.
Were death merely annihilation — the quiet snuffing out of consciousness — it might almost possess a sublime, philosophic poetry.
Only after regaining full consciousness does he attain the more sublime state of baqāʾ (subsistence) and finally become ready for the direct vision of God.
Ray Galton and Alan Simpson's scripts for Tony Hancock had lines so brilliant, characters so absurd and jokes so sublime that they embedded themselves in the national consciousness.
But it wasn't until the Sixteen championed it that this sublime music found its way back into regular performance and the consciousness of the common listener.
