Sentence examples for conscious exercise from inspiring English sources

We may think that what we believe and do is largely under our conscious control, and we may believe that we should try to increase this control by the conscious exercise of reasoning and will power, but Brooks says that this is all wrong.

Yet only about 1 in 4 American adults meets that recommendation through leisure-time physical activity and/or conscious exercise.

This paper explores how the expansion of processes of public engagement underpinned by the increasingly globalised principles of deliberative democracy depends on the presence and conscious exercise of discursive and institutional power.

Our study in conscious, exercising dogs showed an apparent shortening of QTcV by 11 ms (4.5%), which was fully compensated by taking the Tc rise into account.

A self-conscious exercise in stagy attitudinizing, it could almost have been composed by a computer.

That was a more self-conscious exercise, braiding documentary with fiction.

From its forced malapropisms to sudden, clumsy lurches into farce, the movie's humor feels like a painfully self-conscious exercise in genre bending.

Both in its look and in its tightly compressed acting, which is all nervous subtext, the movie is an effective, but self-conscious, exercise in contemporary neo-realism.

Its style is accidental, not an image-conscious exercise in the latest mode: the result of solving a problem with the materials at hand.

But last Friday some 250 academics and civilians gathered at Harvard for a more self-conscious exercise: a chance to take notes on note-taking.

Writing it, he admits, was a self-conscious exercise, particularly at the start when he "struggled to sit still for long enough to actually write anything.