Sentence examples for conscious draw from inspiring English sources

Is there really a subconscious or even conscious draw towards buying products that feature people in one's own likeness over the likeness of others?

Unsophisticated people may want more a conscious drawing style, or may be offended, disappointed, or unimpressed that the picture doesn't look like them.

Their collections are always thoroughly self-conscious, drawing inspiration from their direct environment and using it to create characters, rather than trying to do it the other way around.

To create the handicapped, self-conscious Laura, Williams drew on his love for and understanding of his mentally unstable older sister, Rose.

Anecdotal information provided by the magazines -- based on surveys and profiles of their Facebook and Twitter followers -- suggests that most of the readers are young, fashion-conscious women drawn by the approachable tone.

It is hardly uncommon for justices to draw conscious or unconscious lessons from their own lives.

RECYCLING newspaper and glass has become de rigueur among the environmentally conscious; will they draw the line at recycling dead fish?

But only Dick Gregory seems to have made a conscious effort to draw the movement into his comedy, and he was eventually swallowed up by it.

He's only been to the line twice, and you wonder if he could really be dominating this game if he would make the conscious decision to draw contact and fouls.

She said, "I am suspicious about the whole idea of working from dreams," and she was also uneasy with an excitement about automatism as something that "was supposed to bypass conscious control and draw directly on the deep springs of the unconscious".

For our study and purpose, we relied only on the intuitive one to draw conclusions, conscious of the lack of accuracy.