Sentence examples for consciously developing from inspiring English sources

Someone, too, who is consciously developing a style.

The issue with partnerships is that they need specific skills to work effectively and NGOs, businesses and UN agencies often lack these and are not consciously developing them.

Zihlman, who is best known for her development, with Nancy Tanner, of Woman the Gatherer theory of early human evolution, consciously developed a feminist stance toward gender and science.

But there have been some companies that have very consciously developed a philanthropic profile.

"People have to actively and consciously develop the habit of self-compassion".

We consciously developed methodologies that linked to the history and culture of our firm or used client voices to support and build the business case for change.

Ward argues that it is not inevitable we will destroy ourselves – because human beings are the first and only species that can consciously develop a Gaian approach.

The trust has allowed it to create an identity that is beholden neither to proprietors nor political parties, but to a consciously developed worldview that permeates the entire organisation.

Indeed, one might regard the formulas of modern symbolic logic as the result of a consciously developed and specialized written language for making precise the relations of implication and inference between statements that, when couched in everyday language, are inexact and open to misinterpretation.

Nor can it be consciously developed independently from the actual and concrete situations one happens to face in one's own profession, of which they are a direct manifestation.

In the work, Vico consciously develops his notion of scienza (science or knowledge) in opposition to the then dominant philosophy of Descartes with its emphasis on clear and distinct ideas, the most simple elements of thought from which all knowledge, the Cartesians held, could be derived a priori by way of deductive rules.