Sentence examples for consciously addressing from inspiring English sources

Might Johns be consciously addressing the problem?

An artist's circumstances could provide eloquent testimony to social inequities, without the artist consciously addressing the issue.

At some level – not far below the surface – these films were consciously addressing issues that were on ordinary people's minds: war, corruption, drugs, America's "loss of innocence".

Cumulatively they suggest that identity is one of many factors that all artists unconsciously express and that some — especially those who are nonwhite and/or nonmale — consciously address in their work in ways that have always been hard to categorize.

Thompson calls for a new kind of political speech that he calls "critical persuasion": "'critical' in that it would consciously address, and submit itself to, its audience's prudential scrutiny".

Reminders can help ensure that you consciously address your balance each month.

This may be easier said than done, especially if your own feelings are not being consciously addressed.

This was considered to have perhaps been due to dissociation of having consciously addressed aspects of her brother's behaviour that she had not done before.

Most workers in these activities are not covered by occupational health and safety and labour regulations, nor has economic globalisation consciously addressed the deregulation and outsourcing of work arising from increased competitve pressures and thinning down of the state.

Throughout the show as in the rest of the series the characters self-consciously address their own dialogue and actions.

What this also means is that the underlying issues that have been conveniently swept under the rug rise to the surface; shadow elements are revealed and, when they're not addressed consciously, they come out in toxic ways.