Sentence examples for conscious cause from inspiring English sources

"I'm sure it enters into the work that I do, but it isn't a conscious cause and effect.

Had Gaddafi taken my offer he might still be alive!" Since the rejection, Haber formed Rubicon Property, a real estate agency dedicated to socially conscious causes, specifically working to bring clean water to developing countries.

Fears that focusing attention on a child's size might make them overly self-conscious, cause them to obsess about their appearance, or even lead to an eating disorder may cause parents to shy away from the topic.

Ordinarily, their pronged attention encircled him like a crown of thorns, making him self-conscious, causing red fear to leak into his inner vision.

So to create one's self, "in this sense," is to accept Nietzsche's basically deterministic picture of action — as determined by sub-conscious causes (type-facts) that are hard to identify — but to use science to help identify those "values" which figure in the causal determination of action in new, but predictable, ways.

Even if intuitions are infallible, if S has mistakenly rejected one of the propositions making up a paradox, p, it seems she might, contrary to [A3], still have the intuition that p. Finally, [A3] appears to make the direct introspective judgment that one has an intuition difficulty to justify, as one lacks direct introspective access to the non-conscious causes of one's beliefs.

Looking down as you talk makes it seem like you lack confidence or are self-conscious, causing your words to lose their effect.

Our intuition tells us that we, our conscious selves, cause our own voluntary acts.

It would make everybody more service conscious and cause them to offer a greater variety" of programming packages.

In addition, the implantation of an ICD with associated inappropriate shocks, which occur when the patient is fully conscious, may cause anxiety for shock, anxiety for premature death and stress, hereby worsening the psychological problems [ 6, 7].

The stereotypes and prejudices that people harbor today reside outside of their conscious awareness, causing them to behave discriminatorily despite their best intentions.