Sentence examples for consciously subject from inspiring English sources

"I would not consciously subject any of the candidates and causes in which I believe to any harm through my actions," he said.

"The scenario you described suggests Dr. Lee would consciously subject his wife to an offense that could subject her to the death penalty," he said in rejecting any restraints on Mrs. Lee's communications outside the house.

And one might find it unclear why we should think the visual system of such a blindsighter must be performing naturally endowed indicating functions more poorly than the visual system of a consciously sighted subject would.

However, Ryden transcends the initial Surrealists' strategies by consciously choosing subject matter loaded with cultural connotation.

You get the sense, in any case, that he hasn't truly decided what kind of writer he wants to be; his language seems to disavow naturalism, while his self-consciously gritty subject matter clings to it.

Objects the boundaries of which were defined by changes in the orientations of these patches are not consciously experienced: Subjects merely see the whole screen as a flickering array of patches.

Ethics thus considers the object of consciousness not as something given or even as something constructed by necessary laws of consciousness, but rather as something to be produced by a freely acting subject, consciously striving to establish and to accomplish its own goals and guided only by its own self-legislated laws.

I've consciously avoided the subject.

Populations of specialized neurons that fired during the initial experience of a place fired in the same way when a subject consciously tried to recall events that occurred there, the study found.

The standard-deviant pair immediately preceding pressing of the button was considered the moment when the subject consciously noticed the change.

The other was that artists, very often, do not consciously choose their subjects.