Sentence examples for conscious sense from inspiring English sources

Do you have a conscious sense of where your art is going?

Could it speak from the unconscious but still make conscious sense?

As such, jazz has, Ellison says, a "highly conscious sense of its sources and its own traditions".

Yet even without any conscious sense of their own motives, designers may be performing an unexpected political act.

In truth, Trump and Farage have not needed to manipulate the press and TV in a conscious sense.

The pills can promote blood flow and lubrication, but this doesn't do much to create a conscious sense of desire.

In other words, the ego, despite conscious senses to the contrary, is not a locus of autonomous agency, the seat of a free, true "I" determining its own fate.

There is a self-conscious sense of some profound moment in the making.

I've known severely mentally handicapped human beings who lack rationality in the moral, self-conscious sense.

They were "faithful in the class-conscious sense," a sane acquaintance remarks.

He creates a self-conscious sense of the performers as a circle of tale tellers who resourcefully summon scenes into being, but he doesn't belabor the idea.