Sentence examples for upon the consciousness from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

As Boston University's Peter Rand, founder of an ambitious festival celebrating the Ballets Russes centenary, observes, the phenomenon they created would "burst upon the consciousness of Western culture, redefining an entire art form that had grown stale".

Following this process of maturation and in dependence upon the repository consciousness there evolves a reflexive awareness whose object is none other than this subliminal or repository consciousness itself.

June, a high school dropout, took it upon herself to change the consciousness of young women artists being ignored and remaining ignorant.

Other ideas were coming to the fore, less direct and comprehensive than Herbart's but having greater impact upon the educational consciousness of the next half-century.

When he died in 1984, Adams was revered as an artist and environmentalist, his images of his favorite Western wild places engraved upon the national consciousness.

At the lowest level of development, according to Hegel, are the religions of nature, or religions based principally upon the immediate consciousness deriving from sense experience.

When this is circulated on a loop by several of our highest-selling daily newspapers, unopposed by the BBC or the vast majority of our MPs, then it must inevitably settle upon the collective consciousness of the nation.