Sentence examples for a conscious process from inspiring English sources

It's increasingly clear that, on the part of the rich, this has been a conscious process.

In the tradition of Helmholtz, Ames and Brunswik seemed to liken perceiving to reasoning, although not as a conscious process.

After its humiliations at the hands of Napoleon, 19th century Prussia's was – even more than under Frederick the Great – a conscious process of self-aggrandisement.

It is nothing more or less than a conscious process of intimidation by which all men keep all women in a state of fear".

Most of the time it's not a conscious process; the information just seeps in to my brain and mixes with the other ideas in there.

That was a conscious process of reading a bunch of letters and listening to the way the language would have been used.

For me, the process of finding the voice, the tenor, the range, and all the stuff that comes along with language is a very conscious process.

In short, unless a mental process is pre-reflectively self-conscious there will be nothing it is like to undergo the process, and it therefore cannot be a phenomenally conscious process (Zahavi 1999, 2005, 2014).

When subjects retrospectively reported knowing the answer "automatically" without an intervening conscious process, reaction times were swift and did not depend on the distance between the letters.

Although labelling the multiple-choice measure as explicit is quite straightforward because of its demand for an active and conscious process of selecting answers from a given choice, the labelling of the free interview-based measures as implicit is surely arguable.

We dissect the lyrics and references and, through a stream of conscious process, we piece together the details of the show.