Sentence examples for conscious appreciation from inspiring English sources

"First you have retrieval of the memory, and then you have a conscious appreciation of what's been retrieved".

And the light permits a viewer's conscious appreciation, [allowing] physical and direct participation, uniting and embedding the space with stories.

Critically, the argument would continue that these representational changes were brought on by the conscious appreciation of the repeated stimuli, thereby ensuring that the changes were selective for the repeated stimuli.

Probabilistic association learning refers to a gradual feedback-based learning of probabilistically related cue outcome associations, without the necessity of conscious appreciation of the rules or strategies (Knowlton et al. 1994).

Richard Rosengarten, a religion professor at the University of Chicago, said with a smile, "It's great that a justice with such a thinning pate has such an un-self-conscious appreciation of dreadlocks".

The resentment is a half-conscious appreciation of the fact that they themselves — the fans and the media people, that is — have to a great degree created these golden youths, and because of that there is indeed a wish to own them; to demand ceaseless, inhumanly repeated dazzling performances from them on the field, and to require absolute access to their private lives as well.

Breitenbach was raised with a profound respect for the history of art and culture, and he worked with a conscious understanding and appreciation for many different styles of artistic expression.

However, cognitive neuroscience still has not solved the problem of why one's conscious and verbal self-appreciation of this is a kind of quantum mechanics goes beyond our understanding of the individual parts (though it is currently very hard to study more than one neurochemically defined part).

Make a list of things and people you appreciate and make a conscious effort to regularly show your appreciation for them.

Cook agreed with me in part and responded that thinking about death in a conscious way "can increase your appreciation for things" and "can be a great thing," adding that there are 30 years of research to back this up.

I suspect that his thinking, conscious or not, spoke of an appreciation of that unparalleled closeness with a loved one, of a relationship defined by inseparability.