Sentence examples for conscious aim from inspiring English sources

If you linger and hesitate you are weakening your will power, with the tendency to start the day all wrong, slouching through it with no conscious aim".

Chesterton's conscious aim in writing the Father Brown stories was to subvert the misconception that priests must be unworldly innocents ignorant of the world.

Is it a conscious aim, I mutter rudely through a small piece of attempted squid that's kept me chewing for long minutes, though all the rest was pretty tasty – to be able to play any role?

He insists that it wasn't a conscious aim but is happy to be associated with a trend that includes the bestselling travelogues of Robert Macfarlane, Roger Deakin and Kate Rew and the small-screen successes of Coast.

The give and take between these unconscious choices and our rational, conscious aims can help explain some of the more mystifying realities of behavior, like how we can be generous one moment and petty the next, or act rudely at a dinner party when convinced we are emanating charm.

Two years ago Emily Pilloton founded Project H Design, a nonprofit foundation aimed at fostering smart, socially conscious design.

Would reach from here to Edinburgh" and 2,318,176 miles run is "equivalent to more than four return journeys to the moon (including diversions to avoid US moon rockets!)." The tradition of taking account of materials continues to this day, though in today's more environmentally conscious age, the aim is to reduce the amount of resources used.

Businesses are naturally cost-conscious and aim not to spend money they don't need to.

This solution would assume greater importance in applications where there is only a limited supply of feed metal either due to geometric constraints or due to a conscious effort aimed at increasing material yield.

He currently runs Kuros!, a socially conscious business aimed at empowering women around the world by providing free pepper spray as a means of self defense against rape and sexual assault.

An elegant canine model of SCD developed by Peter Schwartz and colleagues has been used extensively to study the protective effect of the vagus in conscious animals aimed at circumventing the confounding influence of anaesthetics [ 19, 20, 59, 60].