Sentence examples for conscious fear from inspiring English sources

We must remember the systemic and conscious fear of Brown-skinned and Muslim folk.

Conscious fear, I argued in my books The Emotional Brain (Simon and Schuster, 1996) and Synaptic Self (Viking, 2002), and most recently in Anxious (Viking, 2015), is a product of cognitive systems in the neocortex that operate in parallel with the amygdala circuit.

There is no article inside the magazine to take apart the unconscious and conscious fears the American public has around these ideas.

It's the drama of a painfully self-conscious fear of exposure.

It is possible, as Mr. John claims, that artists are seeking reform rather than radicalism out of a career-conscious fear.

Mardi Gras is celebrated in the tradition of Bacchus (Dionysus) who was known in Greek and Roman times as "The Liberator (Eleutherios), whose wine, music and ecstatic dance frees his followers from self-conscious fear and care, and subverts the oppressive restraints of the powerful".

He said scientists still did not understand "how the brain creates a conscious experience of fear," whether the amygdala or other systems are involved.

I'm conscious that my fear is nothing compared to the women who have, in many cases, travelled great distances to attend the clinic and whose security and safety we have a duty to protect.

Still, the implacable Trump has a nose for playing on both conscious and subconscious fear.

It can also be a response to a conscious or unconscious fear of aging and/or dying.

Subtraction analyses of fMRI data showed that, compared to healthy controls, schizophrenia patients showed reduced activity in the right amygdala and MPFC during conscious perception of fear (relative to neutral) and also in the bilateral amygdala and rostral ACC of the MPFC during subliminal perception of fear.