Sentence examples for western consciousness from inspiring English sources

But, as the Holocaust revealed, this fear infected both Nazi ideology and the broader Western consciousness.

I chose to narrate the story from John's perspective because I'm closer to the repressed Western consciousness.

The Arabic satellite channel, based in Doha, Qatar, burst on to the western consciousness in the immediate aftermath of 11 September.

Not until the Renaissance, when painters introduced the vanishing point in art (implying both zero and infinity) did the dangerous idea fully enter Western consciousness.

George Harrison called him "the godfather of world music" and it was Shankar's vision that brought the sounds of the raga into western consciousness.

When al-Qaida burst into the foreground of western consciousness in September 2001, there was a scramble to understand what sort of entity we were dealing with.

– why the hypertrophied nose antler of an early species of deer supplies a precise analogy for mid 20th-century western European consciousness.

Two things about terrorism were burned into the western collective consciousness on that bleak morning: terrorists kill indiscriminately, and they have casual regard for international law.

The hooded figures meanwhile conjure demonised and demonic figures from the western cultural consciousness: from women in hijabs to the bloodthirsty inquisitor or Klansman.

More fundamentally, it's that a tour by an anointed symphony orchestra from the other side barely registers in the Western political consciousness.

"What you are really looking at is something as traditional as Greek tragedy, a sort of sub-world of smacked bottoms and scrawny mothers-in-law which is a part of Western European consciousness".