Sentence examples for through the consciousness from inspiring English sources

"The detachment and retarding of the emotions, through the consciousness of form," she wrote, "makes them far stronger and more intense in the end".

Her first novel, L'Opoponax (1964; The Opoponax), is an examination of childhood experiences viewed through the consciousness of a rebellious young girl in a convent school.

Ironically, before long, boxing would be shouldered through the consciousness of the public by one of the first ever professional sports mega-celebrities: heavyweight champion Jack Dempsey.

"My Ántonia" is the most complex of the prairie novels because the narrative passes through the consciousness of a male narrator.

While there is a large group of central characters, their stories interleaved, we pass briefly through the consciousness of any number of peripheral personalities.

Its early pages are full of intensely observed sensory details, filtered through the consciousness of its central character, 23-year-old Anna Levin.

Rachel Alexandra, especially, has punched through to the consciousness of women as well as casual fans, partly because she has bested the boys twice, in the Preakness and in the Haskell Invitational.

The most uncomfortable French wartime memories enter the consciousness through the "portal of the Jewish experience".

It has everything to do with the consciousness through which we engage life.

2002 on the Web What did 2002 look like, sifted through the collective consciousness of Web users?

"The Virgin Suicides," published in 1993, is a lyrical meditation on death, loss and the suburbs, filtered through the collective consciousness of an anonymous group of young men.