Sentence examples for conscious role from inspiring English sources
In the world process, buddhi plays a conscious role, reflecting the pure consciousness, just as the moon lightens up the world by borrowing the reflected light of the sun.
To elaborate, the SM mentions merely 3 roles, namely a Senser (the conscious role who thinks, perceives, feels or desires something or someone), as in (13); (ii) a Phenomenon (the role that reflects what is thought, perceived, felt or desired), as in (14); and (iii) an Inducer (the role that causes the Senser to think, perceive, feel or desire something), as in (15).
Given our cynical times, we're all going to have to play a conscious role if we want to create a culture where young Americans once again participate in these critical public choices.
The Islamic financial service industry can truly differentiate itself by adopting a more socially conscious role that will enable them to not only fulfill the objectives of Shariah but also inject an alternative vision into the world of global finance allowing a necessary paradigm shift if only to avoid another global economic crisis.
And as the movie widens its scope to encompass the outside world's response to this schoolyard squabble, it casts a merciless eye on the studiously neutral, image-conscious role of United Nations forces dispensing humanitarian aid and on the meddlesome media's insatiable appetite for drama.
There has rarely been a teen romance as sweetly believable as "Raising Victor Vargas," in which Victor Rasuk and Judy Marte, New York high school students acting in their first feature film, capture not only the longing and self-conscious role playing of adolescent courtship, but also the intelligence, both wary and wide-eyed, of urban kids on the brink of self-discovery.
Briefly citing Leslie Fiedler — who, in "The Inadvertent Epic," made a pioneering connection among "Gone With the Wind" and "The Birth of a Nation" and "Roots" — isn't enough, and her empathic analysis of Hattie McDaniel's self-conscious role-playing as Mammy could be argued in more detail.
All are playing self-conscious roles — son, colleague, sibling and lover — that at once define and restrict them.
For the first time in history, he argues, man has the ability to play a conscious, active role in his own evolution, and therefore to make himself a complete success in his environment.
Together with the future partners, they develop opportunities from ideas and are very conscious of their role and the role of their partners (compare, e.g., Ardichvili et al. 2003; Baron 2006).
