Sentence examples for vivid consciousness from inspiring English sources

It appears that vivid consciousness is associated mainly with the visual cortex, especially area V1, which is also crucially involved in mental imagery (e.g., Baars 1997: chapter 6).

There will also be a new piece about the American family by Rhode Island's Everett Dance Theater, a group that gives social consciousness vivid new meaning.

People who use psychedelic drugs often describe "expanded consciousness", including vivid imagination and dream-like states.

Waterline is not Kelman-lite, but it does ease back on surface density, on the vivid ebb and flow of consciousness.

Mr. Lawrence's paintings, often modest in size and conceived in narrative series, combined a finely-honed Cubist-inflected painting style, a gift for vivid storytelling and a social consciousness shaped by his memories of growing up in Harlem.

A vivid memory floods into my consciousness then, bringing with it a sudden wave of calm.

He pays attention to the memories that rattle around in the back of his consciousness; memories that remain vivid no matter how long they have been there.

Her plump, honest features became vivid for a moment in his consciousness, the same plumpness in her arms and her hands.

To most Turks the events of 1915 seem distant, but in the Armenian consciousness they are a vivid and constant presence.

In the second half of the 20th century, the issue of P-consciousness was made particularly vivid by two influential articles regarding the very special knowledge that one seems to acquire as a result of conscious experience.

Do I believe that I might be able to project my consciousness into a very, very vivid simulation of flying?