Not that I did any conscious choosing, but I think she was a good choice, because her ignorance of comics and comics history makes her a good stand-in for the reader, while her obligation to pay attention makes her a good stand-in for the writer.
While Leksell et al. (2001) have defined power as conscious choosing and doing intentionally [ 15], some authors believe that the source of power in the health system is authority.
If you're fashion conscious, choose umbrellas to match your clothing, your style and your own quirks.
The Lions were also conscious that choosing Cipriani ran the risk of turning the tour into a circus with publicity always following in the 21-year old's slipstream.
Therefore, if you decide to hire a trainer to work with your child, you should be especially conscious of choosing a professional who is best able to meet your child's fitness needs.
Three-quarters of business travellers and two-thirds of leisure travellers claim to be brand-conscious when choosing their hotel, according to a joint study in 1996 by Arthur Andersen, a consultancy, and New York University.
Romney's proposed alternative is to give individuals a tax break when they buy insurance and to push them toward high-deductible insurance plans, which he believes will make them more rigorous and price-conscious in choosing doctors and treatments.
While Mr. Hill had previously won the endorsement of Dustin Hoffman, an early admirer, and played brief parts in David O. Russell's "I Heart Huckabees" and Judd Apatow's "40-Year-Old Virgin" and "Knocked Up," the sudden visibility he gained from "Superbad" (which sold $121 million in tickets in the United States) made him self-conscious about choosing a follow-up project.
Knowing that they have an escape route from the burdensome debt trap, students will have little incentive to be cost-conscious in choosing a college and area of study, or in monitoring the level of debt that they accumulate and considering whether they will be able to find employment that provides them with sufficient income to repay it.
After all, the conscious mind chooses what we buy, but the unconscious mind chooses what we like.
It says, 'I know what's going on.' The brown is more subtle, saying, 'I'm just a little more sophisticated, but I still am fashion conscious and choose to wear a brown suit if I want to.' " For me, that was it: subtlety and sophistication won out over boldness.
