Sentence examples for to a consciousness from inspiring English sources

Ramakrishna thus gave educated Hindus a basis on which they could justify the less rational aspects of their religion to a consciousness increasingly influenced by Western values.

"There's a sense that this return to style, or to a consciousness of how you look, is an attempt by young men to recover a set of values that were at one point very much present in American society and then lost," he said.

The body is linked to a consciousness because is owned, it feels everything and so does the subject.

Here he also comes to the realization that "the inner experience through which I obtain reflexive awareness of my own condition can never by itself bring me to a consciousness of my own individuality.

This inside job process led me to a consciousness that transforms seeming negatives into positives.

Gore has really renounced politics, and his whole approach gears to a consciousness beyond sound bites.

To ascribe a consciousness to the market is a mug's game; the indices are aggregations of millions of decisions, each with its own set of circumstances.

To enter a consciousness that may be reprehensible to you is how we know each other's beating, bloody hearts.

Is there a greater privilege than to have a consciousness expanded by, filled with, pointed to literature?

With scripts, there was a shift from a mythological consciousness to a theological consciousness; individuals thought of themselves less in terms of a small, local group and more with a monotheistic religion which included a personal relationship with a god.

I was just a toddler, but was beginning to form a consciousness.