Sentence examples for consciously allowing from inspiring English sources

The real secret is to 'die' while still alive, consciously allowing ourselves to transcend 'I'-ness in order to become universal.

(Other cars sported plates that read "HACKER," "STONED," CEO," and "MAFIA").. Beyond the MTV Cribs-style bounty snatched by the authorities, the indictment laid out accusations that the Megaupload staff was consciously allowing piracy to occur.

The film crew consciously allowed them to remain in place.

Although he consciously allowed his style to evolve, Sanz remained a specialist in flamenco-infused ballads and love songs, which he performed in a distinctly gravelly voice.

"You may not think you eat a lot of corn and soybeans," Pollan writes, "but you do: 75 percent of the vegetable oils in your diet come from soy (representing 20 percent of your daily calories) and more than half of the sweeteners you consume come from corn (representing around 10 percent of daily calories)." You may never consciously allow soy to pass your lips.

You will believe things about yourself that you never consciously allowed yourself to believe.

A regular checking of what you are sharing by default and what you've consciously allowed or disallowed to be shared is an important way of keeping your Facebook account under your control.

One interpretation is that although the self-deceiver holds two incompatible beliefs and at the same time, one of the beliefs is somehow not consciously "noticed," thus allowing the two to avoid direct comparison and so the realization of their incompatibility.

But, we must also be consciously aware of not allowing opinions on both sides of the issues to be shaded by the manipulations of those interested only in inflaming situations in the name of ratings or who revel in anarchy.

"I really consciously wanted to allow an audience to have these [genre] elements but to not have that forced [Hollywood] manipulation," he says.

He added: "The MoD is consciously choosing to allow gaps in medium-term capabilities – such as carriers and now fast jets – to develop so that it can focus its limited resources on Afghanistan … and on long-term investment programmes.