Sentence examples similar to conscious picking from inspiring English sources

And the fact that so little fuss is made about it is, arguably, a heartening sign – an indication that the academy will be unself-conscious about picking a woman next year, or the year after that.

If qualia-concepts or concepts of conscious states pick out mental states in terms of features that cannot be fully explained in terms of the vocabulary of the reducing science, the explanation and hence the reduction is not successful.

This is natural (and can be helpful), but it needs to be balanced out with some conscious practice at picking out positive elements.

There is no longer a time gap between when a small segment of fashion-conscious people pick up a trend and when it is all over the sidewalks.

Let the rockers be the fashion leaders -- it's enough to be fashion-conscious and pick up a few style tips from them along the way.

Value-conscious investors are picking up technology shares but largely ignoring blue chips, whose prices have come into question after a number of the markets biggest companies admitted their earnings wont be nearly as strong as Wall Street had expected.

However even a clearly conscious action such as picking up an object seems to have some unconscious precursors, with the brain firing up before you make the decision to act.

Five years later it is clear that the conscious consumption movement is picking up steam.

Jon Dunn of Live Nation, the promoter who booked Latitude's headliners, insists that it wasn't a conscious decision to pick artists of a certain age.

Interspersed between the number-flashing were images of either Apple or I.B.M. logos, which came and went faster than the conscious mind could pick them up.

"I am very conscious when I pick the squad it's because they have a permanent class and a permanent future and not because they happen to be having a wonder spell.