Sentence examples for conscious scene from inspiring English sources

Thus, this region appears at the confluence of conscious perception of object identity and location, making it a primary candidate for the integrated perception of a unified conscious scene or event (Oizumi et al., 2014).

I also stopped in at the Long Bar in the Sanderson Hotel, a more self-conscious scene in a new hotel designed by Ian Schrager.

And yet, in his new book, a slight but evocative novella called "Rhyming Life and Death," beautifully translated by Nicholas de Lange, Oz thrusts his protagonist into the midst of just such a self-conscious scene.

(Possibly the most fashion-conscious scene of all, and ripe for the picking).

Her primary subject has always been herself, and the will it took to crack Manhattan's class-conscious art scene.

She must also establish herself as firmly into the power-conscious social scene in provincial Washington as she did in metropolitan London and New York.

Mr. Nunn, who is an attention-grabbing showman as well as a director of emotional nuance, hammers this idea home in a self-conscious concluding scene that has Stockmann and his family scurrying up a staircase while a swirling mob chants angrily below.

"New Yorkers have a delightfully narcissistic habit of assuming," she said, "that if they're not conscious of a scene, it doesn't exist".

"You're playing a character that is not self-conscious, so for you to be self-conscious in that scene wouldn't make sense".

In this uneven, self-conscious work, one scene is critical: Essex's intrusion on the Queen's private chamber.

No one in the style-conscious British pop scene wants to be without the record of the moment.