Sentence examples for conscious neglect from inspiring English sources

An area of profound and conscious neglect is girls' education.

Like its shoddy levees, New Orleans' social inequality was born of conscious neglect, and generations of primarily African American youth were sacrificed to the poisonous notion that their charming desperation was as an invaluable ingredient as jazz to the city's cultural stew.

By delivering equally invisible stimuli to both hemifields, this design allowed rigorous testing of the impact of task instructions on non-conscious processing in neglect patients and control participants.

Hence, reduced activity in ventral stream areas in response to neglected stimuli, as compared to normally perceived stimuli, may be the neural correlate of unconscious versus conscious perception in parietal neglect [21], [22], [47].

As Mascarenhas (2007) observed, whether by conscious design or institutional neglect, Native American communities face some of the worst environmental devastation in the nation.

But consider people with visual hemi-neglect, who seem to lack conscious visual experience of their neglected field.

I spent the first few days feeling like a fraud, until I began to realise that my experience was commonplace and accepted by Nigerians, although I was conscious of how I had neglected my African side as a teenager, keener instead to forge a sense of myself as a black Briton.

I cannot in good conscious focus on one injustice and neglect her domestic sister.

Colleges are becoming more conscious of their roles — too frequently neglected — in social mobility.

Yet 'Shift' devotees fear not only the conscious destruction of the work but the neglect of its upkeep, maintenance and protection from third parties, according to the Globe and Mail.

One of the most distressing realizations has been that many patients who are thought to be permanently unconscious or vegetative - and thus ignored and neglected - are in fact conscious and aware.