Sentence examples for upon consciousness from inspiring English sources
The penis is external, its reactions more readily perceived and pressing upon consciousness.
Furthermore, consciousness is self-intimating; all objects depend upon consciousness for their manifestation.
The meaning of "emotion" in Senghor's formula corresponds to its definition by Jean-Paul Sartre as a way of seeing the world as a "non-instrumental totality": "in this case, writes Sartre, the categories of the world will act upon consciousness immediately.
Impairment of consciousness was the least agreed upon consciousness status category in this study, as has been demonstrated previously in a human epilepsy study [ 2].
It obtruded itself continually upon his consciousness.
"I was writing before politics impinged itself upon my consciousness.
With Jane Austen, the fact that a major war was raging hardly impinges upon the consciousness of the characters.
"Let us trace the pattern, however disconnected in appearance, which each sight or incident scores upon the consciousness".
Like Frederick Douglass, William finds that the necessities of his external journey impose upon his consciousness a journey through an even more difficult internal landscape.
President Reagan signed it, saying the preserved wreck would leave a "durable imprint of the disaster upon the consciousness of succeeding generations".
On Friday, ashes were mostly all that was left of that legacy as copies of the paper's final issue, published Friday morning, lay strewn about its newsroom and upon the consciousness of the city.
