Sentence examples for be conscious though from inspiring English sources
(In which case of course, if a computer system of this degree of complexity and interconnectedness could be constructed, it too would be conscious, though what form such consciousness might take is hard to imagine).
In a lively exchange over what has come to be referred to as "the Chinese room argument", John Searle sought to refute the claim of proponents of what he calls "strong artificial intelligence (AI)" that a computer program can be conscious, though he does agree with advocates of "weak AI" that computer programs can be formatted to "simulate" conscious states.
Half a century is not long to be conscious, though I read The Rise and Fall of The Third Reich at age eleven, and wrote one of my first long school essays on Hitler, and the rise of Nazism in Germany, in Middle School.
He is conscious, though, that stepping away to Dubai, however briefly, leaves the door ajar for other lean, hungry jocks to weedle their way into those stables he has already forged goodwill with – such as trainers Eoin Harty, Simon Callaghan and Bruce Headley.
When the firefighters got to him, he was conscious, though his breathing was "not great," the lieutenant said.
One was conscious, though it looked as though her ankle had been broken, Mr. Glickman said, and the other woman was still.
For something to be an I, though, it must be conscious of an other, and thus in a relationship to that other.
When you do eat out, though, you can be conscious of what you spend.
Not every user has the awareness, skills, and resources to monitor his or her information online, so we must be conscious of usability issues, particularly (though this is not the case at the moment) in view of a possible future expectation that the presence, rather than absence, of damaging information is a matter of choice.
