Sentence examples for whose consciousness from inspiring English sources

He posited an age of primitive human poets whose consciousness was distilled in epics.

And there the two divergent perspectives are married in the mind of ten-year-old Swaminathan, whose consciousness is the novel's axis.

The critic's main obligation is not to his texts but rather to the masses of people whose consciousness must be advanced in the designated direction.

Another is a generation gap between younger men whose consciousness about women's rights has been raised and older men who just don't get it.

(Norton, $25.95). A half-surreal novel set in a dreamscape Australia, populated by frontiersmen and cultists whose consciousness, warped by extreme conditions, ignites a combustive disaster.

The people whose consciousness is being raised may be given information they most desperately lack and need, may be given moral support they need.

(Sexual violence was a major theme of seventies feminism, in whose consciousness-raising sessions women first realized that rape was something many of them had in common).

His execution may come as relief for those whose consciousnesses are still haunted by the man who ruled over them for the best part of three decades.

T.H. Huxley thought that nonhuman animals had some form of consciousness, but were conscious "brutes" in whose behavior consciousness played no functional role.

This is especially true of Germany, whose national consciousness sprang from the humiliations inflicted by Napoleon.

While black Democrats like Barack Obama and John Lewis speak easily and credibly on Christianity, white Democrats, whose political consciousness is rarely formed in church, simply lack religious rhythm.