Sentence examples for conscious feel from inspiring English sources

Some said that an orgasm is really just a "sentence in the head" with no sort of conscious feel to it at all.

This growth potential gets tweaked even more by movies that may not always pull in Saw's vast box office receipts but do garner big buzz always key for an independent studio like spellers' saga Akeelah and the Bee, the socially conscious feel-good flick made and distributed in association with Starbucks and Mark Cuban's 2929 Productions.

He is introducing a street-conscious feel and a convincing women's collection, without deviating too far from the essence of the French sportswear brand.

Brain dead bodies do have basic (non-conscious) felt needs that drive the organism to obtain what it needs (e.g., the drive to circulate blood with oxygen/nutrients to sustain its vital organs, to absorb needed nutrients and eliminate unneeded wastes from the bowel, to acquire needed oxygen from the lungs) to allow growth, sexual maturation, and recovery from complications.

When asked if this patient was performing vital work during those months, 164 (85%; 80-90%) responded no, and 30 (15%; 11-21%) responded yes [receptive to stimuli, 9 (5%; 2-9%); acting upon the world, 5 (3%; 1-6%), and carrying out basic (non-conscious) felt needs, 16 (8%; 5-13%)].

The louder the hum, the more conscious you feel.

Conscious, he felt the peaceful end.

If anything, airlines by now use voluntary offsets as a marketing ploy to make green-conscious passengers feel better.

Half conscious, she felt the knife sink into her skin twice more.

"As more of our attention turns inward, the more self-conscious we feel.

The vibe was anything but self-conscious; it felt like a safe place to go nuts.