"It frightened me because I was well beyond my conscious understanding".
The decision to evacuate Japanese-Americans from the West Coast was made carelessly, Robinson says, without a conscious understanding that it would lead to internment camps.
The choreographic language is densely innovative, and the stage imagery is constantly surprising, with an emotionally resonance that bypasses conscious understanding.
Gently toss a ball to a dog or a small child, and he or she will catch it without the faintest conscious understanding of acceleration, momentum and gravity.
Breitenbach was raised with a profound respect for the history of art and culture, and he worked with a conscious understanding and appreciation for many different styles of artistic expression.
For a moment that you wish would last longer, your impulse to share the article overrides your conscious understanding that the person who would have liked it, in this case my mother, is beyond reach.
After 11 days of debate, a jury in New York agreed with the prosecution that he took advantage of her after she developed Alzheimer's disease from 2000, forcing her to change her will without her conscious understanding, so as to appropriate for himself her $185m £115mm) fortune.
The very greatest scientists, such as Newton and Einstein, have always been individuals in whom science and faith have coexisted amicably and synergistically, individuals who have valued conscious understanding of creation, and the human drive to pursue it, as bounty and blessing.
They can perceive the world in different ways and constitute a conscious understanding of built environment.
In the Second Meditation, he describes himself as a thinking thing by enumerating all the modes of thoughts of which he is conscious: understanding (or intellection), willing, imagining, and (at this point, at least seeming to have) sense perceptions (7:28).
