Sentence examples for consciously opted from inspiring English sources
What happens in elite schools like Stuyvesant is only a magnified version of what is occurring in many schools, except those that have consciously opted out of this rat race to the top.
It will be seen that we have consciously opted for a comparativism based on proximity, which refers to contexts that are closely related and similar.
"But they are frustrated and angry because of the lack of representation in politics, so they consciously opt out".
Against this backdrop, this article consciously opts to refer to institutional "credibility" instead of the more fashionable concept of institutional "trust".
But you can choose to minimize the presence of WOE and focus on WOW; the key is to become more aware of WOE's presence and to consciously opt for WOW.
Refuse defeat with every breath we take and consciously opt to see this crisis as the greatest of opportunities.
He sort of unwittingly or consciously co-opts Peggy into his madness and they share a crazy night and it's completely asexual.
"Independent research has shown riders are consciously choosing to opt out of traditional employment in favour of new ways of working where they have more control," the spokesperson added.
Whatever young people's attitudes toward insurance in the abstract, if rates go up way too fast, they almost certainly won't buy into the new system, opting (whether consciously or semi-accidentally) to pay the fine instead.
So in the usual manner, snobbery became a consciously exercised cruelty on the part of the upper classes, rather than an internalised, intuitive sense of barriers, and the sergeant major training Tull even opted for the Full Metal Jacket clichés about treating your rifle like a woman.
