Sentence examples for such a consciousness from inspiring English sources

During this week of incredulous misery, I have been trying to apply such a consciousness, and such a sensibility.

At the opening of the book, as Strether prepares for his journey to Paris, James offers him "such a consciousness of personal freedom as he hadn't known in years".

In such a consciousness process, understanding the hazards and preparing to respond are key elements.

It should be noted that such a consciousness would also bear all of humanity's joys, triumphs and pleasures, but Schopenhauer does not develop this thought.

Such a consciousness also allows for the possibility of "linguistic terrorism"—the creative blending of disparate languages and cultures in ways that work against the monolithic character of each (1987, 75 86).

Once again, if a person pays focused attention to silent awareness, the reality of such a unified consciousness becomes evident.

I guess by the age of six one is becoming dimly aware that there is an outside world, but it still takes something pretty remarkable to penetrate such a young consciousness so deeply.

Such a future consciousness would help to create a joyful life in keeping with the highest goal of creation, expressing values such as love, harmony, unity and knowledge and successfully overcoming the age-old resistance of dark forces against efforts to manifest the divine on earth.

It is one thing to write a novel set in the past, another to burden its characters with such an intense consciousness of American history.

Even if only a rhetorical step, such a shift in consciousness could gradually rebalance power at the negotiating table.

Reading Oliver Burkeman (The I in mind, 21 January) I was surprised to discover that many scientists deny there's such a thing as consciousness.