Sentence examples for sudden consciousness from inspiring English sources

At night, I was reading Richard Lloyd Parry's book People Who Eat Darkness, and I couldn't improve on his description of the excitement of being in Japan: "Every morning it takes her by surprise – the sudden consciousness of profound difference.

The stories incorporate epiphanies, a word used particularly by Joyce, by which he meant a sudden consciousness of the "soul" of a thing.

But it's when it comes back, a jolt of lightning, a gasp of air, that the emotions escalate back into my sudden consciousness.

My shift from audacious to less so, from bikini bottoms to a sudden self-consciousness, was shocking and immediate when I eventually noticed.

In retrospect, it's become funny: the payback for landing the job of a lifetime has been a sudden self-consciousness about her patrician-proportioned nose.

Ever since Natty's death she has noticed certain events with "sudden self-consciousness", like once when she noticed that she was the only person in an elevator not wearing a hat.

Syncope is the sudden loss of consciousness associated with a transient disorganization of circulatory function, as differentiated from other brief losses of consciousness associated with abnormal central nervous system activities, as in certain forms of epilepsy.

Still, some traumatic injuries to the brain can cause bleeding and a sudden loss of consciousness hours later.

Most strokes cause symptoms on one side of the body, but this patient had a sudden loss of consciousness, an unusual presentation.

During the era of perestroika, under Gorbachev, many people experienced a sudden "break in consciousness", as realisation dawned that the fall was imminent.

After that, it's up to you to use this information to arrive at a diagnosis you think most likely to have caused this woman's sudden loss of consciousness.