Sentence examples for conscious coming from inspiring English sources
Should you find the answer, which seems so obvious and likewise so unacceptable to a civilized conscious, coming true -- what will you do about it?
This is where the cool kids that he defines as "aspirationals" – youngish, urban, brand aware and status conscious – come in to the picture.
Night-time skinny dipping adds a sense of adventure and can help the more self-conscious come out of their shells.
"There's a lot of conscious music coming out these days," she says, playing some of her favorite songs for her listeners.
The first step is to confront the problem: "Men so often feel self-conscious about coming to me with their difficulty and don't realise it's my job to talk to men in the same situation," says the urologist Dr Mike Kirby.
"Winemaking techniques in Rioja have improved by leaps and bounds in recent yearsthere are very quality-conscious producers coming out of the region.
The conscious part comes into it.
— Patrick Farrell Hip Paris: Socially conscious chocolate comes to France.
Word clouds also show that most of the politically conscious tweets come out of the UN complex.
Subsequently, small environmentally conscious parties came to hold the balance of power, resulting in greater prominence for environmental and other social issues.
IN THE summer of 2010, a team of self-confessed "socially conscious nerds" came together to create TechChange, a start-up to further the use technology for development.
