Sentence examples for conscious over from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, I have become conscious over the years of what an astonishing phenomenon – disturbing as well as alluring – the British newspaper library has been.

Even the best of humanism is not enough as it privileges the mind over the rest: the conscious over the unconscious; the cultural over the natural, the textual over the oral, the intellect over the body.

This will help knock them out of this place of being unaware of themselves and be more conscious over what they are doing.

Final study inclusion was based on responses to the first question, designed to eliminate conscious over-recruitment, i.e. RNs not meeting study criteria by for example, not working actively with in-patient care, working in non-medical/surgical units, or in ICUs or operating rooms.

(S22) … sometimes there is maybe conscious over-exaggeration … [a patient] was very well walking on the arm of her friend who was very supportive … but when I assessed her on the couch it was much more difficult: she wanted to prove to me that she was really unwell.

The rollicking collection included cropped tops above body-conscious, over-the-knee skirts; metallic flashes on hooded jackets; lashings of Pharonic turquoise and a mysterious cat print that must have had some significance to the story.

Both Laura and Marina are nervous, self-conscious, over-scrupulous about what they say and where they place themselves physically, and secretly envious of the Hungarians' bullet-proof incapacity for embarrassment.

Although in following wuwei there are things that a person of Dao naturally would not do (e.g., wage a war of aggression), and there is a sense in which doing less may be more productive than self-conscious over-exertion, philosophically wuwei is not about not doing certain things (thus, military engagement is not ruled out entirely e.g., see chs.

Drunk girl felt self conscious and over apologized.

Backstage Wall Street is Brown's memoir/tell-all of what it was like to live this life until his conscious took over and could not take it any longer.

Clark names his folklorist Brautigan, as in Richard Brautigan, the loopy experimental novelist responsible for "Trout Fishing in America," and Clark shares Brautigan's self-conscious enthusiasm over a novelist's power to make stuff up out of thin air -- and also Brautigan's willingness to sacrifice emotional power for a snappy joke.