Sentence examples for consciously resolved from inspiring English sources
The Germans' vague hopes that the Allies would shrink from such costly tasks or that the "unnatural" coalition of Western capitalism and Soviet Communism would break up before achieving victory were disappointed, so Hitler, in accordance with his dictum that "Germany shall either be a world power or not be at all," consciously resolved to preside over the downfall of the German nation.
Let us eat consciously, resolving by our work to pay the debt of our own existence.
Or maybe you saw someone else get in trouble for feeling, saying, or doing something and you resolved, consciously or unconsciously, to Stay Away From That Place Forever.
These, she believes, are attempts to deal with issues in our lives that we have been unable to resolve consciously.
I thereafter worked consciously to develop my cunning, resolved to stand by myself, even at the cost of losing my way, of being exposed.
"I did consciously decide that.
The male-stripping scenes don't necessarily look demeaning but certainly toe-curlingly ridiculous, especially as everyone has solemnly resolved to get rid of the consciously comic corniness.
This would not be unthinkable in the 6th century, when the Athenian state still contained so many aristocratic features; after all, the Romans used sortition in this way, not as a consciously "democratic" procedure but as a way of resolving the competing claims of ambitious individuals.
Although this is not a solution to the toxin puzzle that one can consciously plan on using (nor is it one that resolves the theoretical issues raised by the case), it may nonetheless often help us effectively cope with toxin-type cases.
