Sentence examples for conscious change from inspiring English sources

Without regular exercise of that ability we abdicate our rights to conscious change.

But he resists any suggestion of a conscious change of direction.

That shift is itself reflective of a conscious change in Washington's law enforcement strategy, to prevention from punishment.

Because resistance is not always overt or even conscious, change agents must watch closely and infer people's attitudes.

There has, in fact, been no conscious change of policy about the nature of Guardian crosswords from that which I inherited from John Perkin in 1997.

Most changes have been presented as a result of the views of the senate rather than as a conscious change in direction – for example the retention of the Australian renewable energy agency and the clean energy finance corporation.

He admits: "I've started to make conscious changes to the way I work.

(The actual calorie count was 380). We're not talking about conscious changes in behavior here; I mean, most people don't even know they have gut peptides.

Genes and environment will define your happiness, UNLESS you make conscious changes to your mindset and habits.

Conscious changes of ideas and approaches, of attitudes and interests in Charles Darwin (not only a traveler…) and evolutionary processes were documented by the test answers and conversations of the students in the pilot classes.

For conscious changes (termed "changes from above"), females also choose the prestigious form (Labov's Principle Ia), while for unconscious changes (termed "changes from below"), they are often innovators and tend to adopt new forms more fervently than males (Labov's Principle II).