Sentence examples for conscious as one from inspiring English sources

"People generally aren't as tax conscious as one would think," he said.

One is made self-conscious as one stands momentarily in the dark.

Now if we could only figure out how to put some soul into the law and make real lawyers as emotionally raw and morally conscious as the ones on TV.

But Michael Mann is entirely conscious as well.

"Baraka is class conscious, as well as race conscious," explains Williams.

Consciousness in both those senses links up as well with Thomas Nagel's (1974) notion of a conscious creature, insofar as one might count a mental state as conscious in the "what it is like" sense just if there is something that it is like to be in that state.

At Julien Macdonald, the clothes were as body conscious and sexy as one might expect.

Also, one might reasonably regard Heideggerian disclosure of the ready-to-hand and Merleau-Ponty's 'motor-intentional' consciousness of place as forms of phenomenally conscious experience — as long as one's conception of phenomenal consciousness is not tied to the notion that the subjective 'sphere' of consciousness is, in essence, independent of the world revealed through it.

The glasses are extraordinary and another indicator of Wilkinson's acting skill: thanks to Mark Ronson, Lily Allen, etc etc snore snore, many people now associate this shape of shades with some kind of annoying indie festival cool (as opposed to self-conscious try hard-ness, as one should).

PAGE B1 THIS WEEKEND The Collective Conscious Several artists who pose as one person.

On Strawson's interpretation, for instance, "the fact that my experience is of a unified objective world is a necessary consequence of the fact that only under this condition could I be conscious of my diverse experiences as one and all my own" (1966: 94).