By E. B. White The New Yorker, August 1 , 1936P. 7 We have never consciously joined a club, but we seem to have signed an application for membership in a literary group, and it apparently has taken hold.
Naturalized citizens consciously chose to join the American community.
It seems less likely that they consciously decided to join their fellow New Yorkers in a Kumbaya moment.
Members of 420 culture must consciously adopt diffusion theory and join the reform movement of NORML, MPP, the Drug Policy Alliance and their local and "identity" reform groups (students, religious, ethnic, professional, etc).
With the very last line of the song, I was able to open my mouth and join the chorus, self-consciously but happily croaking out the words.
I think it was the art itself -- its success in responding to the plague -- that was directly responsible: when you consciously manipulate imagery to change the mainstream, in effect, you join it.
"But to those people who do not want to join this new partnership, to those who choose consciously to reject our values and the basic principles of our society, the message is equally clear.
"To those who do not want to join this new partnership, to those who choose consciously to reject our values and the basic principles of our society, the message is equally clear: the game is up.
Sometimes, consciously do something acceptable, but out of the ordinary, encouraging her to join you.
As you read the words in this text, you are not consciously identifying each letter, joining them together in your head, and matching the collection to a memory of what it means, it just seems to happen automatically when you see each one.
