Sentence examples for consciously decides from inspiring English sources

No one consciously decides not to win, no one ever thinks that they don't much fancy winning the World Cup, but this was a team who were mentally fatigued and subconsciously lacked something intangible: conviction, necessity, intensity, concentration, joy, enthusiasm, unity.

The only difference between language and poetry, he argued, is that the poet is aware of his/her poetical creativity: s/he consciously decides to create a dream; whereas in ordinary speech, the subject is unaware of his/her poetical and imaginative activity (1884, I, 275).

"It's not something a victim consciously decides.

This "obvious" explanation would in turn suggest that before a man hits his wife, he consciously decides to use violence as a way of controlling his wife's behavior.

Leadership is not something bestowed upon a person by virtue of a title or position, but rather the sum of a continuous series of opportunities, in which that person consciously decides to display acts of leadership.

If a businesswoman consciously decides to speak the language of warrior-men, she must be aware that she is sending a clear signal to her male counterparts: "I challenge you.

"I did consciously decide that.

They didn't consciously decide to stand up for Rutgers.

But Congress consciously decided to disperse Medicare's purchasing power.

'I very consciously decided to keep the name Harry Reems.

But, he says, "I consciously decided not to be a 'London' actor.