Sentences with phrase «national consciousness»

The elderly are simply disappearing from the Japanese national consciousness — just as they are essentially absent from its media.

Montoya's The Great Swindle is an ongoing exploration of paper money as a platform of political propaganda, exploiting iconic pictures to bolster power and to embed imagery into national consciousness.

According to a release, this show «explores this conceptual and aesthetic transition, and emphasizes Dial's ability to capture a broader, national consciousness on canvas.»

Nationalism includes «a sense of national consciousness exalting one nation above all others,» says Merriam - Webster.

When the film was released in March, the alt - right hadn't yet penetrated national consciousness; a key scene, featuring Breaking Bad's Dean Norris as a proud neo-Nazi, probably has even more of a disturbing charge now than it did in those comparatively innocent days.

The realities of «limit» and «boundary,» the spirit - educating forces that operate when one can not move on, or start anew, but must come to terms with life where it is and where it is bound to remain — these forces have not deeply entered into the American national consciousness.

The event was monumental because it was the biggest act of public protest against coal plants in the Philippines, which made the growing resistance against fossil fuels reach national consciousness.

Stories questioning the safety of football have appeared in such leading publications as the New York Times (with Alan Schwarz covering the issue in depth), NPR, GQ, and The Atlantic, though the issue has struggled to penetrate the broader national consciousness.

The Formation of Mexican National Consciousness 1531 - 1813, trans.

The Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (UGCC), largest of the Eastern Catholic Churches (Byzantine in liturgy and Church organization, but in full communion with the Bishop of Rome), did not face this dilemma; the UGCC was long the safe - deposit box of Ukrainian national consciousness, and in the post-Soviet period it has devoted its public life to building Ukrainian civil society.

There emerged a strong national consciousness in the Church which is reflected in its theology and witness.

Both are debut novels by foreign authors, both explore the interplay between the tight bonds of family and the larger, pervasive national consciousness, and both traverse these themes amidst the backdrop of political and social unrest.

That was the launch into British national consciousness of Mad Tracey from Margate, a hard - drinking bohemian from the wrong side of the tracks who became at once a hate figure and sacred monster.

This recent, multi-award winning Australian film marks a quantum leap for the Oz landscape genre film and hints at a shift in national consciousness.

What could BookPage add to conversations about journalist Michael Wolff's sudden rocketing into national consciousness?

We All Under the Same Old Flag explores this conceptual and aesthetic transition, and emphasizes Dial's ability to capture a broader, national consciousness on the canvas.

The emergence of national consciousness is linked with a reassertion of Hindu religion and its values.

His «I Have A Dream» speech brought awareness and humanity to the national consciousness about civil rights in America.

During that time he strove to re-inject the realities of the wars into America's national consciousness.

And he enshrined in our Constitution, and so etched in our national consciousness, a principled and practical commitment to that liberty that has helped us remain a free society ever since.

To rally against injustice is a part of what made America its own nation, and it remains as ingrained in the national consciousness as apple pie, bald eagles and... yes, football.

He is fighting for the preservation of a civilization of his Indianness, for national consciousness, for the recognition of his true nature.»

Founded in 1925 by K. B. Hedgewar and consolidated later by M. S. Golwalkar, the RSS has promoted Hindu interests and sought to forge a «national consciousness» on the basis of Hindutva.

He concludes that the creation of a national consciousness is a feature of true nationalism and that such a consciousness blends awareness, sentiment, and sacrament (RMN 16, 26, 28).

A national consciousness with positive contents did not emerge.

Their national consciousness and their preaching made a great impact among the common people who faithfully carried their reformers» work throughout the following centuries.

We have a national avariciousness and a sense of grab, grab, grab that can not be eradicated from the national consciousness for generations to come.

And in the total vacuum of a movement, the only thing they have to sustain their fight in the national consciousness is their own pain.

The phrase first entered the national consciousness in August, when the original commercial in this series, entitled «Banquet,» aired.

It would be an exaggeration to say that Hilton has burst into the national consciousness.

Ever since his spectacular emergence into the national consciousness, he's dominated the national conversation.

Coming on the back of a dismal World Cup performance in Brazil (P3, W0, D1, L2), the new - look England, which looked remarkably similar to the old - look England, crept back into the national consciousness on Wednesday with an unconvincing display against a youthful side ranked 53 in the world.

The paradigm shift in the national consciousness we need still hasn't happened.

However, these incidents didn't penetrate the national consciousness.

The National School Lunch Program has been in existence since the 40's and though it is a quintessential «government handout» it is also a very popular program and one that is deeply engrained in our national consciousness at this point.

The idea that bicycling might be more dangerous than football crept back into the national consciousness after an NFL - affiliated doctor named Joseph Maroon suggested as much during an appearance on the NFL Network.

One of his early jibes at Tony Blair - «you used to be the future once» - entered the national consciousness, and he managed to win most, but not all, of his weekly bouts against Gordon Brown.

There is something about the First World War that makes it a fundamental part of our national consciousness.

British society is increasingly multi-faith, non-religious and secular, and an event in our national consciousness as important as the service of remembrance ought to reflect the nature of modern - day British society.

The state is a concrete political organisation where as the nation is abstract and spiritual.The state can exist in the absence of national consciousness, whereas a nation can not.

Failing to do so not only lets the government off the hook for the real challenges we face, but also allows pernicious myths to continue circulating — and seep into our national consciousness.

Historically, while the Bible was the bedrock of political order, and helped create a national consciousness of England and later Britain, Spencer also accounts for its use in justifying political repression and intolerance.

In today's accelerated media cycle, could even a story this great get swept from our national consciousness?

«To our elders, they should always encourage our young people to see strength in our diversities, forge a national consciousness that would gravitate towards positive development; they should always promote national peace and unity.

And yet, on the stump, Paddick is a curiously colourless figure who has struggled to permeate the national consciousness.