Sentence examples for too consciousness from inspiring English sources

Between the two hemispheres there seems to be a clear split in unified consciousness of experiencing, too: Consciousness of doing some experiencing goes with lack of consciousness of doing other experiencing that are being done in the same body.

There seems to be a split in unified consciousness of self, too: Consciousness of oneself as subject on the basis of doing acts of experiencing in that body goes with lack of consciousness of oneself as subject on the basis of other acts of experiencing being done in that body.

(They were $4,685. Yes, $4,685. I, too, lost consciousness. And they didn't have my size).

But there is a new kind of irony in Sterne's novel too: the consciousness of what it means to live the "strange absurdity" of a world that exchanges people for things.

Logistics aside, many consider integration schemes too color-consciousness and, thus, counterproductive.

It vanishes from my "device" and from my consciousness too.

The intensification of aerial raids on Syria fills the Parisian consciousness, too.

Incarcerated, Mandela largely vanished from view, and mostly from international consciousness, too, for the better part of two decades.

So formal exploration stretched to its limits may lead not just to a dramatization of the means of making art but to the dissolution of such means, and the dissolution of consciousness, too.

Just as that breakthrough transformed western culture for ever, so too the rising consciousness of women across the Arab world nowadays is perhaps the most hopeful sign of slow but fundamental improvement.

It might help, he writes, to remember that "we and our personal perspectives belong to the world," too — that "individual consciousness … must occupy as fundamental a place in any credible world view as matter, energy, space, time, and numbers").