Sentence examples for consciously given from inspiring English sources

I have never consciously given attention to celebrities.

Some believe that only those who have consciously "given their lives to Christ" will spend eternity in God's presence.

At issue is how much permission the user has consciously given to Gator to serve him or her advertisements.

"I have very consciously given our presidents a balance of roles that require them to act as a team," Fiorina said.

In the Lima Water case, the CIB based scenario structure had been consciously given up for one out of the four scenarios at the end of the process to assure the scenario groups' support of the sample.

Women mentioned several restrictions they face: a) Lesser Allocation of Resources: Girls are consciously given lesser educational, employment and food resources.

It's a life that I would never consciously give up.

Ms. Dickerson's opening assumption is this: "Blacks must consciously give up on achieving racial justice.

America, wrote the New York Times, was "consciously giving Canada inducements to turn to England for the goods which she has been buying from the United States".

The Court of Chancery found that did not mean Handelsman consciously gave in, but it did mean that he was less than ideally situated to press hard.

"American atheists and agnostics tend to be people who grew up in a religious tradition and consciously gave it up, often after a great deal of reflection and study," says Alan Cooperman, associate director for research at the Pew Forum.