Let us, he said, make "the conscious pursuit of happiness" a new pillar of global cooperation, the "ninth Millennium Development Goal".
But he lived in conscious pursuit of his own "chills and fever, passions and betrayals, / Chiefly in order to make song of them".
A portion of Ms. Copeland's spectacular leap to mainstream celebrity may be lodged in her character, deriving less from a conscious pursuit of fame than a driving self-doubt.
This could be achieved through a conscious pursuit of health promotion strategies [ 21] to create or induce demand for essential preventive public health services that were being under-utilized.
Through the democratization of information, the persistant increase in global consciousness, and the technologies that allow for seamless interactions between people thousands of miles apart, artists working today enjoy a plethora of mediums in their socially-conscious pursuits, the variety and availability of which have never before been available on Earth. .
The Internet's twenty-something content has reached a saturation point, crystallizing all its cannon's ideas into sugar-coated aphorisms, rules on how to be and the ever-self-conscious pursuit of doing things for "the story"; semi-literary punctuation points in a life-long and senseless stream of hashtags and emojis.
And here we are in a time when to be a picky eater is simply to be "educated", adult, conscious, in pursuit of physical health at both emotional and social cost, and also, importantly, better than you.
Second, we examined differences between unconscious versus conscious reward pursuit.
This suggests that different networks are involved in unconscious versus conscious reward pursuit [ Bijleveld et al., 2012a].
Furthermore, we go beyond previous research by exploring potential differences in the neural substrates of unconscious versus conscious reward pursuit.
