Sentence examples for consciously constructing from inspiring English sources

And yet, as the use of a pseudonym suggests, she was consciously constructing a public persona.

Cho requires his participants to physically work for an end result we rarely acknowledge, instigating behavior that is consciously constructing the unconscious.

At the same time, the work is as consciously constructed as a counterpoint exercise.

"As a boy I consciously constructed this idea that I'm in a situation that makes no sense whatsoever.

"Myths are stories that are handed down from generation to generation: most of my movies are consciously constructed to mythologise," he says.

We do not consciously construct a visual image from sensory input or consciously choose the word order and produce the muscle movements to utter a sentence, any more than we consciously digest our food.

"Jalili is consciously constructed as a scarecrow to put the resigned, indifferent and undecided voters in panic and to achieve a high turnout," said Nima Mina, a senior lecturer in Iranian studies at SOAS, the University of London.

Why do you think that is? Women writers are often conflated with their narrators — as if we can't consciously construct fictional worlds from the ground up and can only write diary entries.

A ballad of photographs, music and memories — both the old we savor and the new we consciously construct — "I Used to Be Darker" picks at the seams of an unraveling family and watches to see what will happen.

If somehow you've forgotten that celebrities are manufactured items — as consciously constructed as a toaster or a car — you ought to pay a visit to the odd artists' loft that sits atop that monument to fame and notoriety, Madame Tussauds New York.

Global Technology consciously constructs a portfolio with a low volatility and a low degree of market-related risk (low beta, that is).