Sentence examples for a conscious act of from inspiring English sources

The sensation of progressive change is different in kind: it usually follows a conscious act of will.

Does he think his great-grandfather Henry's rejection of his son was a conscious act of cruelty?

Mitigating muscular stiffness is a conscious act of self-correction that somatic educators have known since F.M Alexander began teaching the Alexander Technique and most likely before.

But for most Americans now, it takes a conscious act of memory and imagination to sense our independence, to become aware of our collective freedom.

It was not necessarily a crystalline moment and a conscious act of collective gay liberation, but gay liberation was at its heart.

He said the principle behind the reform was to ensure that any donation to a political fund was a conscious act of free will.

For example, eating the sleeve of your best work shirt is not a conscious act on behalf of your dog to upset you.

It is not a conscious act, but one of the products of human finitude, and it takes some training to try not to do it; even then, I don't think anyone is free of it.

Perception is a conscious act, and every one of the five senses can be manipulated to deliver a completely different picture of the world.

Phrased differently, the emergence of a conscious act is a process which cannot be described algorithmically, hence cannot be computed.

It is more of a conscious act.