Sentence examples for conscious links from inspiring English sources

Yet Mr. Dax's events, the most historically minded of the current generation of club performances, form one of the surest and most politically conscious links to the fabled East Village club scene of that era.

Its architecture is based on the Freudian topics of no conscious, preconscious and conscious, linked with a systemic organizational loop.

Yet, the experienced affect is geared toward the risk object (i.e., the hurricane) and does not necessarily influence perceptions of climate change (unless a conscious link between the extreme weather event and climate change is made salient).

He is perhaps slightly injured, a semi-conscious link to the world of Darth Vader.

Patagonia has made a name for itself as an environmentally conscious brand, linking the outdoors clothing and gear that it sells with a commitment to taking care of the planet.

The title of the press release – "Most millennial moms who skip college also skip marriage" – as well as the subject of the email announcing the study's findings – "Less-educated millennials aren't waiting for marriage to have babies" – both seem to imply that the decision to have these children early on and out of bounds of marriage was a conscious choice, linked to the lack of higher education.

When you sequenced Tears, Lies, And Alibis, were you conscious of linking the songs together in some way?

The phenomenon of "implicit bias" helps to explain the disconnect between conscious values linked to fairness, and practices that distort images of black men and boys.

The Buddhist practice of meditation is designed to pacify thought activities (thereby reaching state 3 [1a−ᴗ1b-ᴗ2] ) and to decrease ignorance, and thus produce perception of an unbroken sequence of conscious moments linking protoconscious events (the protoconsciousness of Rosenberg, mentioned immediately above) with consciousness via cognition.

The Chinese have always been conscious of the links between food and health.

In some cases, Dr. Layne said, people may not even be conscious of the link between a traumatic experience and the cue that sets off a flood of memories.