Sentence examples for sure consciousness from inspiring English sources

For sure, consciousness is a protean term, with multiple meanings.

His explanation for this approach is simple: he is not sure what consciousness is (no one is), and so it is hard to see how to study it or to devise an experiment that could test for its presence.

My left-wing background tells me that culture doesn't change material conditions, but it sure changes consciousness and that's the cradle of new activism.

The late synthesizer pioneer Robert Moog felt sure that machines have consciousness, and James is getting more and more in to this line of thinking, partly because he is very influenced by Carl Jung.

(The relativization to a particular stream of consciousness makes sure that both founded and founding experience occur in the same person's mind).

This dates at least to the memorable moment when the Great War began and socialists throughout Europe were sure that transnational class-consciousness would trump nationalist war fever.

We are also pretty sure that many animals have consciousness.

But I am not sure it counts as sociopolitical consciousness to pay too much for workless work shirts (for all the ditches we won't be digging) or warless war shirts, for all the fights we keep forgetting are still happening over there.

They also seemed sure to dominate the national consciousness for days or weeks just as Mr. Bush is stepping up his efforts to convince the country and the world that there is no choice but to force a quick and final showdown with Iraq.

An EEG was also ordered for the loss of consciousness spells to make sure she was not having seizures.

She's sharper than Lola (Ms. Kazan is terrific in conveying the character's self-consciousness), and she's sure to wind up richer.